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Moscow, Spasi-id.com - recently - Russian-Monopoly Supervisor (FAS) claims that Google has taken action to correct its anti-monopoly infringement in his Google Play app store.
"After analyzing the company's actions, the agency discovered that Google has removed signs of anti-monopoly bill violations," said the Federal Antimonopholy Service.
FAS told Juli that they've fine Google 2 billion rubles for violating the rules of competition.
It's unclear what kind of repairs Google has made so likely to have ended their monopolite in Russia. But it's most likely related to Google policy that broadens the "User Options Billing" trials to allow more non-game Android applications to offer third-party payment options as an alternative to Google Play.
As of September 1, developers registered from the European Economic Territory (EEA), India, Japan, Indonesia, and Australia can participate in Billing User Options. Even the Russians might be on it.
Google argued that 99 percent of developers who use the Play Store billing companies themselves are qualified for 15 percent service costs. But Spotify is the kind of income that pays for 30 percent of Google percent on every purchase in the application.
Google last May was sued by Match Group's Tinder app from Holland because it was thought to be hogging its app store.
The same thing happens in South Korea, where Google and Apple, is considered hogging the application store and is required to open payments from third party stores in their applications stores.
