DOJ Google Case Ends Well for Apple - MOSK: 09.03.2025

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🗓️ 3 September 2025

⏱️ 12 minutes

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0:00.0	This is MacOS Ken.
0:08.8	The Google case ends well for Apple.
0:11.5	Excitement builds around iPhone Air.
0:14.2	And Ming Chi Quo talks Apple headset and foldables.
0:18.6	It is Wednesday, the 3rd of September 2025.
0:21.8	I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from MacOS Ken.
0:27.1	Brought to you by yours truly and supported by people like you.
0:32.5	Patrons through Patreon.
0:35.4	Find out more and add your support at patreon.com slash macOS can.
0:43.7	Looks like Apple escaped the ruling in the DOJ's Google fight unscathed.
0:49.3	Bloomberg Law ran a piece Tuesday afternoon that had the judge in the Justice Department's
0:53.8	landmark antitrust case against Google. Kind of going easy. ran a piece Tuesday afternoon that had the judge in the Justice Department's landmark
0:54.4	anti-trust case against Google.
0:57.5	Kind of going easy.
0:59.9	While the search slash ad giant will have to share some of its search data with competitors,
1:05.3	it does not have to sell its web browser Chrome.
1:08.9	While Google is not allowed to demand exclusivity for things like
1:12.3	default search engine placement, it is allowed to keep paying for such placement, which is like
1:18.5	three hearts in the happy ending machine for Apple services segment. Likely means that Google will keep
1:24.5	paying Apple about $20 billion per year to stay the default,
1:28.8	though not exclusive search engine in Safari.
1:32.9	For years, users have been able to change that search engine to others, including Bing, Yahoo,
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