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Judge orders Google to streamline third‑party app‑store access in Google Play within a week

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Source: Ars Technica
Judge orders Google to streamline third‑party app‑store access in Google Play within a week
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A US judge ruled that Google’s handling of third‑party app stores in Google Play creates anticompetitive friction and ordered fixes to make non‑Google stores easier to access and install, giving Google one week to implement the changes (notably for stores like Aptoide).

Topics:technology#antitrust#aptoide#court-ruling#google-play#technology#third-party-app-stores
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