Judge orders Google to distribute third-party app stores on Google Play
For three years, Google will have to let third-party Android app stores access the Google Play Store's catalog of apps "so that they may offer the Play Store apps to users," said the injunction issued by US District Judge James Donato of the Northern District of California.
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, faces numerous legal challenges in the US that, together, threaten its core business.
Google said it plans to appeal the ruling and ask the courts to pause implementing the remedies.
A federal judge has ordered Google to tear down the digital walls shielding its Android app store from competition.
We’ve already seen a report from Statista, which showed that as of June 2024, the number of Play Store apps available was ...
A federal judge ruled Monday that Google must open the Play Store to rival third-party Android app stores. U.S. District ...
Google says it will appeal the ruling, which prevents the company from requiring app developers to pay up to 30% commissions.
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