Nearly 40 US states file new anti-trust lawsuit to end Google's 'illegal monopoly'

By ANI | Updated: December 18, 2020 00:40 IST2020-12-18T00:33:28+5:302020-12-18T00:40:03+5:30

A group of 38 states has filed a new anti-trust lawsuit against Google aimed at ending the internet search giant's "illegal monopoly", New York Attorney-General Letitia James said in a statement on Thursday.

Nearly 40 US states file new anti-trust lawsuit to end Google's 'illegal monopoly' | Nearly 40 US states file new anti-trust lawsuit to end Google's 'illegal monopoly'

Nearly 40 US states file new anti-trust lawsuit to end Google's 'illegal monopoly'

A group of 38 states has filed a new anti-trust lawsuit against Google aimed at ending the internet search giant's "illegal monopoly", New York Attorney-General Letitia James said in a statement on Thursday.

"I'm filing a lawsuit against @Google with 37 (other) AGs to end its illegal monopoly in search services," James said in a tweet.

In a separate statement issued by her office, James said: "Through its illegal conduct, the company has ensured that hundreds of millions of people turn to Google first when looking for an answer, but it doesn't take a web search to understand that unchecked corporate power shouldn't have disproportionate control over our data and information." (/Sputnik)

( With inputs from ANI )

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