South Korea fines Google $32 million for using market power to stymie rival app store
South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission today slapped Google with a ₩42.1 billion fine for attacking a rival app store with anticompetitive practices.
OneStore merged the app stores of South Korea’s top three telcos and Naver, an internet search company that is the nation’s number one online destination. The four entities behind OneStore therefore had plenty of loyal and engaged customers to target, and the combined muscle to make the business successful.of its fine spells out, without apps users wanted – especially games - OneStore struggled.
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