Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Google tweaks Android licensing terms in Europe to allow Google app unbundling — for a fee – TechCrunch
Google has announced changes to the licensing model for its Android mobile operating system in Europe, including introducing a fee for licensing some of its own brand apps, saying it’s doing so to comply with a major European antitrust ruling this summer. In July the region’s antitrust regulators hit Google with a recordbreaking $5BN fine for violations pertaining to Android, finding the
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