The changes, which will take effect on November 1, also include provisions regarding the distribution of third-party app stores on Google Play. Google claims that rapid implementation of these changes could lead to security risks for the Android ecosystem. Referring to the recent Crowdstrike incident, the company pointed out the dangers of “acting too hastily in this critical area.”
In its appeal, Google also cited the inconsistency that it was convicted of antitrust charges while Apple, which only operates its own App Store, was not subject to the same charges.
Google wants the decision to be postponed, arguing that more time is needed to “ensure user safety”.
Source: Ferra
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