Google, which do you prefer: losing Android or Chrome?

Here’s how the US Department of Justice acted against ropes. Googleafter ruling that the company he runs Sundar Pichai This is a monopoly.

According to The Verge, lawyers have begun to propose solutions to correct the company’s illegal behavior and restore competition in the search engine market. In a new 32-page document (attached below), they said they were considering “behavioral and structural measures.”

This covers everything from enforcing consent decree to monitoring company behavior. until he forced her to sell part of her business, for example Chromium, Android or Google Play.

The lawyers’ presentation states:

Likewise, plaintiffs are considering structural and behavioral measures that would prevent Google from using products like Chrome, Play, and Android to take advantage of Google Search and Google Search-related products and features, including hotspots and new search capabilities such as artificial intelligence. , over competitors or new entrants.

Justice Department lawyers write that “competitors cannot compete for these distribution channels because Google’s monopoly-funded revenue-sharing payments prevent its partners from routing requests to Google’s competitors.”

Other solutions proposed by Justice for Google

But not everything will end up happening by getting rid of its two star products, as lawyers also suggest some alternatives:

• that “Google is providing support for educational awareness campaigns that will improve users’ ability to choose the general search engine that best suits them.”

In a blog post Tuesday evening, Google said the proposed structure “goes well beyond the court’s legal ruling on search distribution contracts” and that “it would be a violation to abandon Chrome or Android.” Google argues that billions of people connect to the Internet because Chrome and Android exist as free products, and that “American companies will have the opportunity or incentive to keep them open source or invest in them at the same level as we do.”