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A US District Judge has directed Google to rectify issues in its third-party app store download process, citing anticompetitive practices. This ruling is part of ongoing antitrust proceedings following a previous case in which Google was found to have engaged in such behavior.
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A US District Judge has directed Google to rectify issues in its third-party app store download process, citing anticompetitive practices. This ruling is part of ongoing antitrust proceedings following a previous case in which Google was found to have engaged in such behavior.
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