What you need to know
- The European Commission issued its first-ever Digital Markets Act fines against Google, totaling €890 million ($1 billion) for anticompetitive practices.
- Search took the biggest hit, with Google fined €460 million for allegedly giving its own services preferential placement over rival platforms.
- Google Play wasn't spared either, as the EU fined the company €430 million for restricting developers from steering users to cheaper payment options outside the Play Store.