Following the judge's decision that Google had maintained an unlawful search monopoly, the Department of Justice intends to request that the antitrust trial judge order the corporation to sell off its Chrome browser, according to Bloomberg. The most popular browser in the world, Chrome, has been used to cross-promote Google products, which the government's lawyers claim is one of the factors restricting the channels and incentives available for competition to increase.
Following the judge's decision that Google had maintained an unlawful search monopoly, the Department of Justice intends to request that the antitrust trial judge order the corporation to sell off its Chrome browser, according to Bloomberg. The most popular browser in the world, Chrome, has been used to cross-promote Google products, which the government's lawyers claim is one of the factors restricting the channels and incentives available for competition to increase.