Flash comment from Google CEO after 5 billion dollar penalty decision

After a $ 5 billion penalty for the European Commission's technology company #Google, Google came up with detailed explanations from Google and then from Google #CEO #Sundar Pichai. #Pichai criticized the European Commission's decision, saying that "Android has created more options, not less," in written statements.
After a $ 5 billion penalty for the European Commission's technology company Google, Google came up with detailed explanations from Google and then from Google CEO Sundar Pichai. Pichai criticized the European Commission's decision, saying that "Android has created more options, not less," in written statements.

Pichai said in a written statement:

"The European Commission has charged Google with 4.34 billion euros ($ 5.04 billion) in a lawsuit that allegedly violated competition rules by using the Android mobile operating system to block competitors.

"When you buy an Android phone, you have one of the two most popular mobile platforms available for users around the world.
The free distribution of the Android platform and the Google Apps suite is not only productive in terms of phone makers and operators, but also extremely useful for developers and consumers. The delicate balance in the Android ecosystem was adversely affected if our applications were not included in a wide range of devices developed by manufacturers and sold by operators. Until now, the Android business model has come to mean that we do not have to pay for our technology to charge our phones or depend on a tightly controlled distribution model.
Today, thanks to Android, a typical phone comes with up to 40 pre-installed apps from dozens of developers, not just the company you buy the phone from. It's possible to choose different applications - the browser or the search engine - any other applications developed by 1.6 million Europeans, who can easily disable or delete pre-installed ones, or replace them with some of the livelihood of the application developer.