Google Faces EU Antitrust Fine on Android Control

The video discusses Google's Android operating system, which is provided free to manufacturers but comes with preloaded Google services. Android dominates the smartphone market, running on 77% of devices. The European Union accuses Google of stifling competition, leading to antitrust probes. Google was previously fined $2.8 billion for antitrust violations. The EU may require Google to alter contracts with manufacturers, potentially affecting mobile ad revenue. Google argues that its practices benefit consumers by keeping phone costs low and ensuring app compatibility. The company plans to contest any adverse EU rulings in court.

What was the record fine imposed on Google last year, and for what reason?

What potential impact could the European Commission's ruling have on smartphone makers?