Apple seeks to defend Google's billion-dollar payments in search case

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Apple Asks to Intervene in Google’s Antitrust Case

Tech giant Apple is asking a federal judge to let it intervene as a defendant in Google’s antitrust case as the court crafts remedies for what the judge said was anticompetitive conduct in the search engine market. In a Dec. 23 filing, Apple said the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) proposed final judgment, where it laid out potential remedies, threatened a “sea change in Apple’s relationships with Google and threaten[ed] to undermine Apple’s abili…

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Apple has $20 billion reasons to defend its search deal with Google

Apple wants its day in court — specifically it wants a chance to defend its lucrative search deal with Google during the latter’s upcoming trial over how to resolve its illegal search monopoly, set for...

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Apple joins Google antitrust fight to protect $20B search partnership

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Apple comes to court to defend Google and help keep Chrome

The case that the US DOJ brought against Google seeks to make it sell Chrome. It has now taken a very interesting new direction. Apple decided to intervene to defend...

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ChatGPT Search may prove Apple Search is innevitable

We've discussed the prospect of Apple making a Google Search rival for years, and reports have said that work on an Apple Search product has already begun. Apple already uses its own search products for on-device queries on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. At the same time, Apple has been raking in billions from its multi-year deal with Google to make Google Search the default search engine on mobile devices. Google paid about $20 billion in 2022 alon…

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Apple moves to join Google antitrust trial over search engine agreement

Apple has requested to participate in the upcoming U.S. antitrust trial against Google over online search practices, arguing it cannot rely solely on Google to defend the revenue-sharing agreements that send billions of dollars to Apple each year. These agreements make Google the default search engine on Apple's Safari browser. In court papers filed in Washington on Monday, Apple clarified that it does not plan to create its own search engine to…