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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has accepted commitments offered by Google that address the CMA’s competition concerns resulting from investigating Google’s proposals to remove third-party cookies and other functionalities from its Chrome browser.
The CMA is investigating whether to designate Google as having strategic market status (SMS) in the provision of mobile ecosystem services including its mobile operating system, native app distribution platform and mobile browser and browser engine.
Investigation to determine if Google has strategic market status in search and search advertising activities and whether these services are delivering good outcomes for people and businesses in the UK.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is investigating whether to designate Google as having strategic market status (SMS) in respect of its provision of general search and search advertising services.
The CMA is investigating whether Google might have abused a dominant position through its conduct in ad tech.
The CMA investigated Google’s conduct in relation to Google’s distribution of apps on Android devices in the UK, in particular Google Play’s rules which oblige certain app developers to use Google Play’s own billing system for in-app purchases.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigated Alphabet Inc.’s (Google LLC) partnership with Anthropic PBC.
Statement of objections sets out how Google may have broken competition law by using its dominance to favour its own ad tech services in open-display advertising.
Google has agreed to make significant changes to its processes for tackling fake reviews – meaning people can have more trust in the reviews they see.
How schools can enrol Google Chromebooks on their domain and information about software.
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