Google was fined by the EU in 2018 over alleged anticompetitive Android practices. After exhausting its appeals, the company must now pay the fine.
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Google must pay a record $4.7 billion after losing its final EU appeal over Android antitrust violations.
David Uzondu
Neowin
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