European Commission fines Google €890 million for DMA violations (heise.de)

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EU fines Google €890 million for two DMA violations
€460 million for search self-preferencing, €430 million for Play Store anti-steering restrictions
Google has 60 days to comply; non-compliance risks daily fines up to 5% of global daily turnover

"The European Commission has imposed two fines totaling €890 million on Google for breaches of the Digital Markets Act. Google was found to favor its own services in search results and restrict app developers from promoting alternative distribution channels. The company has 60 days to comply or face daily penalties."

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