VOICED : EEUU demanda a Google por "monopolio ilegal" y pide cambios "estructurales"

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing it of maintaining an illegal monopoly over internet searches. The lawsuit claims Google has used exclusionary practices to remain the primary search engine, paying device manufacturers to secure its position. The DOJ suggests structural changes, including potential fragmentation of Google, to address these issues. Google denies the allegations, calling the lawsuit flawed. The company, a part of Alphabet, dominates global search markets and offers various services like maps and email. Google has previously faced significant fines in Europe for unfair practices to bolster its dominance.

What action has the U.S. Department of Justice taken against Google?

• Filed a lawsuit for illegal monopoly

• Awarded Google for innovation

• Partnered with Google for a project

• Invested in Google's new venture

What is one of the main accusations against Google in the lawsuit?

• Providing free services

• Being the gateway to the internet

• Innovating in technology

• Supporting small businesses

What potential solution is being considered by the U.S. justice system for Google's monopoly?

• Increasing Google's market share

• Reducing Google's workforce

• Fragmenting the company

• Merging with another tech giant

Which company is Google a part of?

• Amazon

• Alphabet

• Facebook

• Microsoft

What has Google faced in Europe due to its practices?

• Fines for unfair practices

• Awards for innovation

• Partnerships with governments

• Increased market share