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EU Fines Google €890 Million for Digital Markets Act Violations on Search and Play

Google has stripped free product listings and the dedicated Shopping tab from search results across the European Economic Area to comply with the Digital Markets Act.

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Google has removed organic product carousels and the Shopping tab from search results in the European Economic Area.From: Google Removes Organic Product Carousels and Shopping Tab in Europe to Comply with DMA

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Key numbers

€890 million
Total DMA fine imposed on Google
€460 million
Penalty for Search self-preferencing
€430 million
Penalty for Play Store anti-steering
60 days
Window to prove compliance

From: EU Fines Google €890 Million for Digital Markets Act Violations on Search and Play

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European search results now prioritize third-party comparison aggregators over direct product listings.From: Google Removes Organic Product Carousels and Shopping Tab in Europe to Comply with DMA ·
Breakdown of the European Commission's dual enforcement decisions against Google.From: EU Fines Google €890 Million for Digital Markets Act Violations on Search and Play ·
Under the DMA, tech gatekeepers must now provide retained records proving their algorithms do not discriminate against competitors.From: EU Fines Google €890 Million for Digital Markets Act Violations on Search and Play ·