(TechGolly) — Apple’s lucrative deal with Google is facing potential termination after a U.S. judge ruled that Google, owned by Alphabet, was operating an illegal monopoly. This agreement, which makes Google’s search engine the default on Apple devices, could be a key point of contention as Google looks for remedies to avoid antitrust actions.
Google currently pays Apple $20 billion annually for this privilege, which, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, accounts for about 36% of what Google earns from search advertising through the Safari browser. This significant financial arrangement highlights the deal’s importance to both companies.
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