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Au Royaume-Uni, Google va payer 260 millions de livres sterling pour mettre fin à une action collective intentée par des développeurs d'applications
oglobo27 août 2026 à 19:16
Google agreed to pay £260 million to end a collective action in the UK that accuses Google of abusing its dominant position in the Play Store and charging excessive commissions to app developers. The lawsuit, filed by Competition Law professor Barry Rodgers on behalf of British developers, alleges that the company imposed "excessive and unjust" fees on digital transactions. The settlement is pending approval from the Competition Appeal Tribunal at a hearing scheduled for September.




