As we told you earlier last week Googlewas accused in court for the first time of illegally monopolizing the search market. It was already known that this decision meant that Google could face historic penalties and sanctions, but news shared by Bloomberg suggests that the tech giant may no longer be a ‘giant’.

To recap for those who don’t remember, the court ruled that Google violated antitrust law, created an illegal monopoly by spending billions of dollars and becoming the world’s default search engine. According to news shared last night, the U.S. Department of Justice is among the possible sanctions against Google following this decision. split up the company also discusses.

Google may be forced to sell Android or Chrome

According to news based on sources familiar with the matter, Google is facing sanctions. may be forced to share data with rivals and may face additional safeguards to ensure that it does not gain an unfair advantage in the field of artificial intelligence. Other sanctions that Google may face include the following:

• Sell ​​Android.
• Sell ​​AdWords.
• Sell ​​chrome.

Although Reuters has reached out to both parties about the matter, neither Google nor the U.S. Department of Justice have yet made a statement. Naturally, Google is being described as a “monopoly” and is being forced to either sell its biggest sources of revenue or share its data with competitors. Apple, Meta, Microsoft It will also include other giants, such as