You're listening to KFI AM 640, the Bill Handel show On Demand, on the Iheart Radio app.

This is Handel on the law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

There was a lawsuit against Google, and the lawsuit had basically asked the court to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser or Android because of monopolistic controls here.

That, frankly, Google had too much influence it was a

monopoly when it comes to the Chrome browser there are so few of them they're so

prevalent and Google is at the top of the list so it was an antitrust case it

was it turned out to be a landmark antitrust case. It was, it turned out to be a landmark antitrust case. And Google came out a huge

winner on this one. It could have gone to where the court determined that it had to sell off

the Chrome browser. to and Google is not going to be forced to sell it

now it will make certain research or search data available to other platforms that was one of

the arguments which made this a monopoly not only does the

control a big part of the market but it left out other browsing systems uh that uh people wanted

and it defaulted to its own in other words this happened before uh where apple got into

trouble for doing that on its iPhones.

And in this case, the court said, no, as long as you make certain, not all of it,

search data available to qualified competitors, then guess what?

You're off the hook.

Wow.

That is a big, big deal.

Not only is it a win for Google,

but other platforms are looking at this big time.

Ah, man, a very, very interesting case.

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