Trump seeks to weaken Google – these are the reasons and that’s what Google can do

Prof. David Gila, former competition supervisor, hosted Anat Davidov’s money on Sunday on Sunday on the 103FM radio. Following reports that US President Donald Trump Requires from the US Court to dismantle Google, separate a chrome browser from the search engine and limit exclusive contracts.

At the beginning of his remarks, Prof. Gila said: “Google has become a very strong player, it has 90% of the search engines market and the chromium has 67% of the chip market and it maintains the data and influences the advertising market.

“For example, Google’s search engine is better as it is more used and then people want to use it. When Google pays tens of billions of dollars to platforms like ‘Apple’ or other bodies that will only put Google as the default and not ‘competing Bing’ it helps to commemorate Google’s level not because it is better, but it paid money.”

Why want Google to sell Chrome?
“The thought is that Khaum is a very large and popular platform, and if it is in objective hands it can be a chance to give search engines competing with Google, because Google’s search engine is intertwined with each other,” he replied. “If Google is forced to sell Chrome to another body and has no conflicts of interest, then it will be more objective. He can offer search engines like ‘Bing’, for example, to be on his platform, and the more they put in Bing, for example, Bing improves and can give Fate to Google,” he added.

However, Professor Gilo doubted the potential of the move, claiming that “she can get up on her feet and maintain her hegemony. In Europe, for example, they made less severe steps against Google and the studies showed that it did not affect and Google kept its status. The competitors failed to pick up a head, so there could be no hope.”

“Sometimes what changes these changes in the market, for example, the AI ​​can suddenly take over the search market and there may not be Google, but another factor like a GPT chat and the like and then the market will change in a way that matches consumers,” he concluded.