The Japan Fair Trade Commission has issued a cease and desist order to Google, alleging that the company's preinstallation of its search engine on Android smartphones suppresses competition. Google's response indicates regret over the regulators' actions, asserting its commitment to innovation in Japan. The commission’s action aligns with similar anti-monopoly efforts in the U.S. and Europe. This marks a pivotal moment as it is the first action taken by Japan against a major global tech firm, highlighting growing scrutiny over monopolistic practices in the tech industry.
Japanese regulators accuse Google of violating anti-monopoly laws, ordering an end to the preinstallation of its search engine on Android phones.
Google Japan expressed their regret over the regulators' action, emphasizing their significant investment in Japan to promote technological innovation.
The Japan Fair Trade Commission alleges that Google's practices effectively suppress competition, marking a significant regulatory step against global tech giants.
This is the first case where Japan's Fair Trade Commission has targeted a major global technology company over monopolistic practices.
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