Google's anti-fragmentation mandate 'monopolistic:' China cabinet adviser
By MLex Staff ( February 6, 2025, 06:10 GMT | Insight) -- Google's anti-fragmentation policy for its Android operating system has solidified the US tech giant's "monopolistic position," an adviser to the Chinese cabinet said, bringing to light the central issue that has triggered China's high-profile investigation into the company. Zhang Chenying said China should "compel Google to cancel unreasonable restrictions and practices."Google's anti-fragmentation policy for its Android operating system has solidified the US tech giant's "monopolistic position," an adviser to the Chinese cabinet said, bringing to light the central issue that has triggered China's high-profile investigation into the company. ...
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