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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Tech giant Google<\/a> used search to perpetuate monopoly and stifle competition, and now it's time to open up the ecosystem and maintain a level-playing field so that consumers can have a choice, a top executive of a homegrown app maker said.

\"Google started off with a search product, and used it to perpetuate monopoly and brought in Android<\/a> operating system (OS), and forced original equipment makers to bundle apps,\" Rohan Verma, chief executive and executive director of MapmyIndia<\/a> told ETTelecom<\/a>.

The executive said that there should be a level-playing field since Google made it difficult for consumers to opt out of their ecosystem, and explore other options.

Last week, the Competition Commission of India<\/a> (CCI) argued Google’s appeal against its order holding that the company abused its dominant position in the ecosystem to impose unfair conditions on OEMs at the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal<\/a> (NCLAT<\/a>).

On the other hand, Google argued that its OS launched commercially in 2008, contributed to the growth of the mobile industry, and the antitrust watchdog ruling had no legal basis.

Verma said that they are hopeful of the positive outcome.

Last year, CCI held Google accountable for abusing dominance in the Android ecosystem, and slapped a penalty of Rs 1,338 crore ($163 million).

The commission also issued a cease-and-desist order against Google from indulging in anti-competitive practices.

Following the CCI order, the American multinational filed an appeal with the NCLAT, which had though declined to provide any interim relief.

The antitrust body investigated the matter for four years and came up with a list of anti-competitive practices that Google has done to stifle competition and innovation, according to him.

Google's Android holds nearly 96% share in India's 600-million strong smartphone market.

Verma said that the US-based company offers apps pre-loaded including Google maps, and it does not allow consumers uninstall Google maps from devices.

Google can track and target with custom ads even if users don't want them.

\"It will be good if the OEM ecosystem is opened up. Alternative rivals to Google as well as consumers suffer in the process,\" the executive added.

Google rivals have been demanding that the handset manufacturers should be allowed to use multiple operating systems as well as a wide range of apps outside the Google ecosystem.
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谷歌扼杀竞争,迫使手机制造商使用Android操作系统的

这位高管说,应该有一个公平的领域自谷歌为消费者难以选择的生态系统,并探索其他的选择。

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新德里:科技巨头谷歌使用搜索使垄断和抑制竞争,现在是时候开放生态系统和维护一个公平的环境,这样消费者可以有一个选择,本土软件制造商的一位高管说。

“谷歌开始搜索产品,用它来维持垄断和安卓操作系统(OS)和原始设备制造商被迫捆绑应用,“Rohan Verma首席执行官兼执行董事MapmyIndia告诉乐动娱乐招聘。

这位高管说,应该有一个公平的领域自谷歌为消费者难以选择的生态系统,并探索其他的选择。

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上周,印度竞争委员会(CCI)认为谷歌的上诉秩序的持股公司滥用其主导地位的生态系统对oem厂商在不公平的条件国家公司法上诉法庭(NCLAT)。

另一方面,谷歌辩称,其操作系统启动商业2008年,导致了手机行业的发展,反垄断监管机构裁决没有法律依据。

Verma说他们希望的积极的结果。

去年,CCI举行谷歌安卓系统负责滥用支配地位,并打了一个点球1338卢比(1.63亿美元)。

该委员会还发出指示要求针对谷歌的反竞争行为的纵容。

CCI秩序后,美国跨国公司与NCLAT提起上诉,尽管拒绝提供任何临时救济。

反垄断机构调查此事的四年,列出了一个反竞争行为,谷歌已经扼杀竞争和创新,根据他。

谷歌的Android持有近96%在6亿年印度强大的智能手机市场份额。

时表示,美国公司提供软件预装包括谷歌地图,和它不允许消费者从设备卸载谷歌地图。

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谷歌可以跟踪和目标使用自定义广告,即使用户不希望他们。

“这将是好的,如果OEM生态系统是开放的。选择竞争对手谷歌以及消费者遭受在这个过程中,“行政补充道。

谷歌的竞争对手一直在要求手机制造商应该允许使用多个操作系统以及广泛的应用在谷歌的生态系统。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Tech giant Google<\/a> used search to perpetuate monopoly and stifle competition, and now it's time to open up the ecosystem and maintain a level-playing field so that consumers can have a choice, a top executive of a homegrown app maker said.

\"Google started off with a search product, and used it to perpetuate monopoly and brought in Android<\/a> operating system (OS), and forced original equipment makers to bundle apps,\" Rohan Verma, chief executive and executive director of MapmyIndia<\/a> told ETTelecom<\/a>.

The executive said that there should be a level-playing field since Google made it difficult for consumers to opt out of their ecosystem, and explore other options.

Last week, the Competition Commission of India<\/a> (CCI) argued Google’s appeal against its order holding that the company abused its dominant position in the ecosystem to impose unfair conditions on OEMs at the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal<\/a> (NCLAT<\/a>).

On the other hand, Google argued that its OS launched commercially in 2008, contributed to the growth of the mobile industry, and the antitrust watchdog ruling had no legal basis.

Verma said that they are hopeful of the positive outcome.

Last year, CCI held Google accountable for abusing dominance in the Android ecosystem, and slapped a penalty of Rs 1,338 crore ($163 million).

The commission also issued a cease-and-desist order against Google from indulging in anti-competitive practices.

Following the CCI order, the American multinational filed an appeal with the NCLAT, which had though declined to provide any interim relief.

The antitrust body investigated the matter for four years and came up with a list of anti-competitive practices that Google has done to stifle competition and innovation, according to him.

Google's Android holds nearly 96% share in India's 600-million strong smartphone market.

Verma said that the US-based company offers apps pre-loaded including Google maps, and it does not allow consumers uninstall Google maps from devices.

Google can track and target with custom ads even if users don't want them.

\"It will be good if the OEM ecosystem is opened up. Alternative rivals to Google as well as consumers suffer in the process,\" the executive added.

Google rivals have been demanding that the handset manufacturers should be allowed to use multiple operating systems as well as a wide range of apps outside the Google ecosystem.
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