The Department of Justice's recent motions against Google could reshape the technology industry, potentially forcing Google to divest its services like Chrome and Android.
The DOJ's action urges users to reconsider their reliance on Google products, highlighting alternatives that prioritize privacy and data protection without compromising browsing experience.
Legal experts suggest that Google's ability to pay for exclusive default status in browsers could be curtailed, impacting its search monopoly and users' web access.
The ongoing antitrust cases against Google may take years to resolve, but users still have the power to choose their browser and reduce Google's influence.
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