DOJ Considering Breaking Up Google After Monopoly Ruling: Report
Briefly

The U.S. Department of Justice is weighing drastic measures against Google following a ruling of illegal monopoly, including options like breaking up the company.
Potential outcomes being considered are not just a breakup; the DOJ may also force Google to share data with competitors or impose hefty fines.
Breaking up Google could involve divesting key assets like Android and Chrome, but operationalizing the sale of AdWords presents complexities due to its revenue significance.
The ongoing scrutiny of Google is part of a broader examination of monopoly issues within tech, as Apple, Amazon, and Meta face similar antitrust challenges.
Read at gizmodo.com
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