Federal Judge Rules Against DOJ, Google Keeps Chrome Browser
A federal judge has ruled that Google will not be required to sell its Chrome browser, rejecting a proposal from the Justice Department in an antitrust case. This decision allows Google to maintain its popular browser without significant changes, although the judge did impose some restrictions on exclusive agreements related to Google's search engine and AI chatbot.
Federal Judge Rules Against DOJ, Google Keeps Chrome Browser
A federal judge has ruled that Google will not be required to sell its Chrome browser, rejecting a proposal from the Justice Department in an antitrust case. This decision allows Google to maintain its popular browser without significant changes, although the judge did impose some restrictions on exclusive agreements related to Google's search engine and AI chatbot.
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