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04-15-2015, 10:20 AM
As we reported early Wednesday morning, the European Union has officially filed charges against Google alleging that the company has employed anti-competitive tactics in the region. Following an investigation that lasted for four years, the European Commission has filed antitrust charges and sent Google a-statement of objections, which explains exactly how-Google is allegedly breaking the law. Google now has 10 days to respond, but it looks like it already has most of the high-level points for its response ready — and in an internal memo that outlines the company’s objections to the charges, there are a few interesting tidbits to be enjoyed. DON’T MISS:-This amazing secret trick will give any Android phone a huge speed boost Google’s mobile operating system
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