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The European Union has imposed a €890 million penalty on Google for breaching digital competition regulations, citing unfair prominence given to its own services and restrictions on app developer pricing.
Switzerland's competition regulator has launched a probe into Google's decision to remove a feature allowing Android users to choose their default search engine in the country, while the option remains available elsewhere in Europe.
Europe's highest court has definitively upheld a €4.1 billion fine against Google, the largest antitrust penalty in EU history, over the company's alleged abuse of its Android operating system to stifle competition.
Malaysia's proposed Competition (Amendment) Bill 2026 will expand the Malaysia Competition Commission's investigative powers and create new criminal offences to combat cartels exploiting digital technologies and disappearing messages to hide evidence.
Google has failed in its final legal challenge against a €4.1 billion fine imposed by EU regulators for abusing its dominance in the Android mobile operating system. The Court of Justice of the European Union's decision strengthens Europe's antitrust crackdown on major technology firms.