Court filings show that Google feared losing revenue to an Apple-made rival and did what it could to stop it by establishing limits on what it could do as a part of the company’s deal to stay on iOS.
Google pays to be the default
Apple has played a key role in the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) antitrust case against Google. While not a defendant, Apple executives were called as witnesses — despite the company’s objections — and much of the case centers on the deal between Google and Apple.
Google did what it could to stifle Apple’s search efforts, show court documents
Google did what it could to stifle Apple’s search efforts, show court documents