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>How is different than what Chromebook does? Or what Google does bundling Google search with Chrome as the default search engine? ChromeOS doesn't have a domin
by jdietrich 7y ago
>How is different than what Chromebook does? Or what Google does bundling Google search with Chrome as the default search engine?
ChromeOS doesn't have a dominant position in the operating systems market, so there's no case to answer - you can't exploit dominance that you don't have. Android does have a dominant position in the mobile OS market, so Google are being forced to unbundle Chrome and Google Search from Android.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/technology/google-eu-android-fine.html https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/technology/google-eu-andr...
- theturtletalks 7y agoThe EU forced them to unbundle, not the US. We’re discussing US anti-trust cases which Google has not faced after years on dominance. And regardless, it’s too late. Google has already established dominance so unbundling now won’t stop people from downloading Chrome on Android. And how are they unbundling google search when it’s built into their voice search and google assistant?