Google fined €102 million in Italy for excluding e-mobility app from Android Auto

Updated : May 14, 2021 17:55
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Google has reportedly been fined €102 million by Italy's competition regulator for excluding an e-mobility app from the Android Auto system. The regulator has said Google has not allowed Enel's JuicePass app to run on Android Auto for over two years, instead favouring the firm's own Google Maps. Google has said it "respectfully disagrees" with the decision, and will examine the documents and decide further action.

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