Yandex recently filed a complaint against Google and requested the Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service look into the company’s business practices when it comes to Android. It was found that Google was violating the country’s antitrust laws and they were given a deadline of November 18th to change. Google now says that the allegations are unfounded and that they will be contesting this decision in court.
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