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Google has won partial relief in the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) ruling in the Competition Commission of India case. The NCLAT has set aside four of the 10 antitrust directives concerning Google's Android operating system. The order will allow Google to prevent the hosting of third-party app stores inside Play Store, not force users to remove pre-installed apps such as Google Maps, Gmail and YouTube, continue curbs on "sideloading" and deny access to play services APIs to OEMs, developers and competitors.
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Google has won partial relief in the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) ruling in the Competition Commission of India case. The NCLAT has set aside four of the 10 antitrust directives concerning Google's Android operating system. The order will allow Google to prevent the hosting of third-party app stores inside Play Store, not force users to remove pre-installed apps such as Google Maps, Gmail and YouTube, continue curbs on "sideloading" and deny access to play services APIs to OEMs, developers and competitors.Check out the latest fitness equipments on Amazon. Fitness is a key for survival in these testing times of Covid-19