Google vs the US government: Here’s what the tech company has to say on search engine dominance

The US Justice Department and state attorneys general are accusing Google of unlawfully stifling competition by paying billions to make its search engine the default on most phones. Google argues that it did not break the law and that users can easily switch search engines. Exclusive deals can violate antitrust law if they prevent rivals from entering the market.

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