Google's Monopoly in the Tech Industry

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has deemed Google a monopoly in the search and advertising sectors, raising serious concerns about its dominance on the internet. Google reportedly pays billions to other platforms, such as Safari and Firefox, to create an illusion of competition while maintaining control over significant portions of the online experience. These financial agreements suggest an effort to portray a competitive landscape, despite the reality that Google remains the principal player. The DOJ's move aims to address these concerns by advocating for a potential breakup of Google's operations to foster fair competition.