Google’s Distribution Agreements: The Agreements They Had With Apple and Android
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Google’s Distribution Agreements: The Agreements They Had With Apple and Android
Google has paid to distribute search for nearly 20 years. For at least the past 12 years, Google’s agreements have fallen into three buckets:
Google’s Apple Contract Is Exclusive: Google Did Not Allow Apple To Set An Alternative GSE
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Google’s Apple Contract Is Exclusive: Google Did Not Allow Apple To Set An Alternative GSE
Google views the Safari default position as of “paramount” importance. This single search access point accounts for approximately 28% percent of all U.S.