A U.S. District Judge has indicated plans to order Google to provide more options for Android users to download apps, as part of an ongoing antitrust case linked to Epic Games. The judge expressed frustration over Google’s claims that implementing these changes would be costly, stating that the company would need to “pay something to make the world right” after being labeled a monopolist. The forthcoming injunction aims to enhance competition by enabling users to download apps from sources beyond Google’s Play Store. Google has denied harmful practices but faces mounting scrutiny from multiple legal challenges regarding its market dominance.
