“Googleplex,” Google headquarters, Mountain View, California. Photo credit: Shutterstock
Google didn't waste time hitting back at the European Union after it issued a massive antitrust penalty against the tech giant.
July 18, 2018 at 02:51 PM
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senior reporter
Google said today it will appeal the astronomical $5 billion fine levied against it by the European Union for violating antitrust laws with its Android system. The company also angrily accused the EU of attacking its open source business model.
The Android operates on a free, open platform for smartphones, so critics said the decision could have dire ramifications for other open source systems.
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