Google is fined one and a half billion Euros by EU
European Union (EU) has fined one and a half billion euros for search giant Google. The United States-based newspaper The New York Times said Wednesday that it was fined because of the rule of online advertising market.
From the year 2017 till now the fine of the UK authorities against Google, this is the third highest UK is considered as the most functional observer in the world. For this reason, there are several institutions facing repeated penalties.
The UK authorities say Google has broken their policy. Google companies using Google's search bar on their websites are being fined because they use unreasonable policies.
In the meanwhile, the technology-based media report said that Google had put in place a policy that did not allow advertisements by other companies to be advertised. About Google officer Kent Walker said, "We always believe in the right competition and think of everyone. Already these changes have been changed and further changes will be made within the next few months.
In the last year, the EU imposed a penalty of 2.4 billion euros for dominating the market in the absence of rules, and for the previous year, a penalty of 2.4 billion euros was imposed for illegal intervention in shopping search results.
European Union (EU) has fined one and a half billion euros for search giant Google. The United States-based newspaper The New York Times said Wednesday that it was fined because of the rule of online advertising market.
From the year 2017 till now the fine of the UK authorities against Google, this is the third highest UK is considered as the most functional observer in the world. For this reason, there are several institutions facing repeated penalties.
The UK authorities say Google has broken their policy. Google companies using Google's search bar on their websites are being fined because they use unreasonable policies.
In the meanwhile, the technology-based media report said that Google had put in place a policy that did not allow advertisements by other companies to be advertised. About Google officer Kent Walker said, "We always believe in the right competition and think of everyone. Already these changes have been changed and further changes will be made within the next few months.
In the last year, the EU imposed a penalty of 2.4 billion euros for dominating the market in the absence of rules, and for the previous year, a penalty of 2.4 billion euros was imposed for illegal intervention in shopping search results.