EU may launch antitrust investigation into Android system

"TechWeb Report" July 31 news, according to foreign media reports, the EU will use the Android system to investigate the company to find out whether Google has monopolistic behavior. These surveys are designed to allow the companies to fill out questionnaires asking whether Google has written or not written to stop Android's use of competing applications with Google. The EU has also asked them to provide all the information relevant to them over the past seven years to get a feel for Google's style. These questionnaires contain a total of 40 questions. We all know that Android is a free and open platform, but Google's services are also a bit of a barrier. The European Union is investigating whether companies are unable to install certain applications that compete directly with Google's services, such as maps or searches. Once the European Union has recycled its questionnaires, it is likely to conduct a formal investigation into the Android system. Google occupies most of the European market, and it is often investigated for tax, user privacy, and business practices.