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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
In that case, I am totally confused.
I have an Android tablet. I am using Google Chrome, though I do have another browser choice.
As to the search engine, I just pulled up both yahoo and bing on Google chrome.
Oh and on my Android phone, I had to set my search engine.
So because people don't know or realize they have choices, Google is being forced on them?
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Here is a good summary of the claims:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/google-...tag=TRE17cfd61
Just remember that EU antitrust isn't about consumer harm but about protecting "competition", for arbitrary values of competition.
So, for example, collusion to fix ebook prices only merits a warning but including a media player in an OS since before media players became important merits serious prosecution and a big fine.
Also, it matters if the company targeted is european.
(Off the top of my head I can't recall a single european tech company getting targeted.)
The key word in Euro antitrust turns out to be "arbitrary".