Latest News US Judge Warns Google Its Major Changes are not a good idea to Illegal Game Store Monopoly -

U.S. District Judge James Donato has issued a warning to Google that big adjustments are likely to be made to the Android application store in the wake of an inquiry by a jury discovered evidence that indicated that the Play Store was operating as a illegal monopoly.

The Associated Press reports that Judge Donato said that he may need Google to let different app stores be available for Android devices. The move is intended to limit the influence of Google in the distribution of its apps as and charging users for its services. The monopoly Google holds over its app stores, with "nearly every the power" generates billions annually to Google however, this decision by the Court could alter this, and it could result in Google anticipating costs of up to 600 million dollars.

Google has expressed concern about the possibility that opening it's Play Store to app stores could expose users to security risk, leading to what Google calls "security anxiety. " However, despite these concerns, judge Donato highlighted the need for major changes, saying, "We are going to remove the barriers; this is the next move."

This comes as part of an antitrust initiative that goes beyond Google and is a crucial case, with Google's Search Engine, which is scheduled to be launched in September. Judges are hoping to make an order describing the required changes for Google's Play Store in the near future, possibly during the week prior to Labor Day.

A piece in The Verge on the same topic includes a list of Epic Games which benefit from these outcomes as well as an introduction to the article that states "Judge James Donato will issue his decision on what Google provides and Epic will be awarded in the next few months."

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