#default search engine

#default search engine

Google pays Apple 36 percent of Safari search revenue to remain the default search engine.

Google pays Apple users three times more than Android users for search revenue share. [ more ]

Google's lawyers are wrapping up their arguments in the antitrust case against the company, with a verdict expected next year.

Google's main defense is centered around justifying their actions as beneficial for consumers and competition.

The heart of the case is about Google paying Apple and other tech platforms to be the default search engine, preventing competition. [ more ]

Google pays Apple 36% of its ad revenue from searches on Safari.

The arrangement between Google and Apple has come under antitrust scrutiny. [ more ]