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CCI: Google Android penalty antitrust case

Regulator

Competition Commission of India

acted against

Against

The CCI found Google imposed unfair conditions on Android device makers, including mandatory preinstallation of its apps, to protect its search dominance.

The case

Regulator
Competition Commission of India
Docket
39 of 2018
Decided
Oct 20, 2022
Status
On appealNCLAT largely upheld the order in 2023; further appeal in the Supreme Court of India.
Outcome
The CCI fined Google Rs 1,337.76 crore for abusing its dominance in the Android ecosystem.
Amount
INR 1,337.76 crore

History

1 dated entry
DecisionOct 20, 2022 · 4.1y agoCCI: Google Android penaltySource
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Umar Javeed and Others v. Google LLC and Another (Case No. 39 of 2018)

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