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Google admits anti-competitive conduct involving Google Search in Australia (www.accc.gov.au)
submitted 1 year ago by to c/austech@aussie.zone
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Google has co-operated with the ACCC, admitted liability and agreed to jointly submit to the Court that Google should pay a total penalty of $55 million. It is a matter for the Court to determine whether the penalty and other orders are appropriate.

The understandings, which were in place between December 2019 and March 2021, required Telstra and Optus to only pre-install Google Search on Android phones they sold to consumers, and not other search engines.  

In return, Telstra and Optus received a share of the revenue Google generated from ads displayed to consumers when they used Google Search on their Android phones.

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[–] 4 points 1 year ago

It is a matter for the Court to determine whether the penalty and other orders are appropriate.

So it could still change (though if the parties involved already agreed to it, I would be a bit surprised if it did)

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