Google changes its rules for the Android platform in India
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/ Google’s making changes to Android after India’s antitrust authority accused it of anticompetitive practices. Illustration: The Verge Google will let Android users in India use third-party billing options starting next month as part of its compliance with a ruling from the country’s antitrust authority, the company announced in a blog post on Wednesday. The search giant will also give users the ability to choose their default search engine “via a choice screen” whenever they start setting up a new Android phone or tablet. In October of last year, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) hit Google with a $162 million
Cake Labs1 has released Cake Wallet v4.10.12 with support for Bitcoin Cash, a few fixes and accessibility enhancements: Seamlessly manage your BCH alongside other cryptocurrencies, providing you with even more options for your digital assets.3 Changes overview Add BitcoinCash (BCH) Fix transactions screen issue Fix minor Nano issues Accessibility enhancements…
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