Trump’s Doj always says Google should be interrupted

The United States Ministry of Justice (DoJ) is still pressure to break Google, according to a revised proposal Friday at the federal judge Amit Mehta. As in its proposal last year, the Doj says that Google should be forced to sell its web browser, Google Chrome and potentially Android, as a punishment to be monopoly, as judge Mehta Found last year,, reports The New York Times.

In its new file, the Doj calls Google “an economic goliath” which says “denied users of basic American value – the ability to choose on the market”. To deal with it, “Google must disintegrate the Chrome browser … to offer a new rival an opportunity to exploit an important gateway to search on the Internet.” The ministry also recommends that Google must modify its Android commercial practices to allow competition or be ordered to sell the operating system. He abandoned a suggestion that the company was authorized to sell Android instead of making the changes.

The two benefits were part of the proposal that the MJ submitted last year. But if this would hold this line under Trump, from which technological companies have applied Money and praise Since his elections, was a mystery. The President has taken a step back certain technological regulations of the Biden era on things like the safety and cryptocurrency of AI, but also suggested That the regulation threat can be useful for obtaining the results he wants.

The department’s proposal is paid in some respects. The Doj now Take charge of the Google Pay Apple leash For services unrelated to research. He does not call that Google abandons its investments in AI – the Times Write that, instead, the DoJ recommended forcing the company to “inform federal and state officials before investing in AI”.

Google submitted his own proposal This does not include the sale of chrome, but rather suggests the restrictions on the judicial places on the types of offers it can make, as prohibit it from requiring it that a phone manufacturer who license Google Plass also preinstalls other Google software, such as the Google Search or Chrome application. As indicated by the TimesAn audience on proposals is scheduled for April.