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GOOGLE WANTS US JUDGE'S APP STORE RULING PUT ON HOLD

By Mike Scarcella
October 14, 20246:24 PM PDTUpdated an hour ago
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Oct 12 (Reuters) - Google has asked a California federal judge to pause his
sweeping court order requiring it to open up its app store Play to greater
competition.
In a court filing, opens new tab on Friday night, Google said U.S. District
Judge James Donato’s injunction order, which goes into effect on Nov. 1, would
harm the company and introduce "serious safety, security, and privacy risks into
the Android ecosystem."
The tech giant, a unit of Alphabet (GOOGL.O), opens new tab, asked Donato to
stay the order while it pursues an appeal.
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The judge issued the injunction on Oct. 7 in a case brought by “Fortnite” maker
Epic Games, which persuaded a federal jury last year that Google was illegally
monopolizing how consumers download apps on Android devices and how they pay for
in-app transactions.
The judge's order said Google must allow users within Play to download competing
third-party Android app platforms or stores and can no longer prohibit the use
of competing in-app payment methods. It also bars Google from making payments to
device makers to preinstall its app store and from sharing revenue generated
from the Play store with other app distributors.
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If Donato denies Google's bid to put the injunction on hold, the company can ask
the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to do so while it
appeals the jury's underlying antitrust verdict.
Google filed its notice of appeal to the 9th Circuit on Thursday. The appeals
court ultimately would be expected to weigh and rule on Google's challenge to
Donato's order.


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