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US Court Backs Google, Ignoring Monopoly Concerns

9/3/2025

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A US court ruled that Google can maintain its search business, disappointing human rights advocates.
Critics claim the ruling does not sufficiently challenge Google's monopoly, urging for stronger legislation.
Judge Amit Mehta's decision permits Google to keep control of its Chrome browser and Android operating system, despite recognizing its monopolistic practices.

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A US court ruled that Google can maintain its search business, disappointing human rights advocates.
Critics claim the ruling does not sufficiently challenge Google's monopoly, urging for stronger legislation.
Judge Amit Mehta's decision permits Google to keep control of its Chrome browser and Android operating system, despite recognizing its monopolistic practices.