UK Regulators Investigate Google's Dominance in Search Market
CMA probe may lead to changes in search rankings and user options
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into Google's dominance in the search engine market.
The probe will assess whether Google's practices harm competition and limit consumer choice, potentially leading to mandated changes in search result rankings and the introduction of alternative search options for users.
The investigation reflects growing concerns over big tech's influence and market control.
The probe will assess whether Google's practices harm competition and limit consumer choice, potentially leading to mandated changes in search result rankings and the introduction of alternative search options for users.
The investigation reflects growing concerns over big tech's influence and market control.
