So Google is in the middle of this court case with the European Union and they're appealing

their fine of $5 billion from the European Union for abusing its market power.

The EU of course has accused Google of using Android's success in the smartphone market

to make Google the default search engine.

But Google said, you know what, we've submitted evidence showing that the most common search

query on Bing, another search engine, by the way, is Google.

So people use Google because they choose to, not because they're forced to.

Now it doesn't say it in the story, but I believe that the number two search query

is chewing the fat.

That's right, this show.

They don't mention it in the court case.

I'm sure there's no reason to mention it because of their argument.

And so their argument is that even though people use Bing, they're searching for Google.

But even those people on Bing and Google are searching for chewing the fat.

Now of course, the case that the European Union is making, yeah, you made a deal with

the Android manufacturers to pre-install Google and to pre-install the Chrome web browser.

So you paid someone to make it the only pre-installed app, meaning only 1% of the people downloaded

a different search app.

It almost seems like that was a better business deal than Bing had.

But of course, I don't know.

And Google is just abusing its market power.

I just wish someone in the court would have recognized the number two searched query,

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