US-based tech giant Google, the umbrella company of the world’s most popular dating apps match announced that he was filing a lawsuit. According to the company’s statements, Match has filed with Google to remain in the Google Play Store. don’t want to pay money† Under the terms of the Play Store, 15 percent of its $1 million revenue was to be given to Google as a commission.

Prepared by Google Lawyers in the complaintIt is argued that Match’s refusal to pay puts it at an advantageous position over other developers. That too anticompetitive Google officials, who argue that this is the case, are demanding that Match be sanctioned.

Google wants compensation and ban from Play Store!

Google, as part of the lawsuit filed against Match willing to pay a high price resembling. Because the company’s demand is both compensation and a ban on the Google Play Store. If these requests are not accepted, Match’s applications, including Tinder, can be purchased from the Google Play Store. will be permanently deleted† Such a situation would seriously undermine Match’s popularity.

Match, the addressee of the case, has made statements about what happened. the requested money anticompetitive Match officials say the lawsuit is a clear indication of how Google has a monopoly in this area. According to Match, the case will follow soon. in their advantage will result.