Can a Lawsuit against Google change the future of the internet?
On October 20, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit against Google for allegedly breaking antitrust laws. According to experts, the case may alter people's perceptions of major technology companies. Google has engaged in what the DOJ calls "anti-company" practices as well as unlawful exclusionary contracts and bundling. Google has eliminated innovation and competition while accumulating an almost infinite amount of user data.
As a conglomerate, Google collaborates with numerous other Big Tech firms, such as Apple, Mozilla, and others. Nowadays, 80% of searches are conducted through Google, which encourages advertisers to place their ads there.
"By doing this, most consumers will see those ads, enabling Google to receive revenue from the advertisers."
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