As discussed in class during our lecture on antitrust and the Google case, all the following remedies could effectively address the antitrust concerns raised in Judge Amit Mehta's ruling EXCEPT:

Mandating Google to share its search data with competitors under strict privacy regulations.

Requiring Google to divest Chrome and Android to create independent competitors.

Prohibiting exclusive agreements between Google and browser$/$device manufacturers.

Replacing Google's revenue$-$sharing agreements with mandatory, non$-$discriminatory auctions for default positions.

Limiting Google's ability to integrate AI$-$driven search capabilities into its core offerings.

As discussed in class during our lecture on antitrust and the Google case, all the following remedies could effectively address the antitrust concerns raised in Judge Amit Mehta's ruling EXCEPT:

Mandating Google to share its search data with competitors under strict privacy regulations.

Requiring Google to divest Chrome and Android to create independent competitors.

Prohibiting exclusive agreements between Google and browser$/$device manufacturers.

Replacing Google's revenue$-$sharing agreements with mandatory, non$-$discriminatory auctions for default positions.

Limiting Google's ability to integrate AI$-$driven search capabilities into its core offerings.

As discussed in class during our lecture on antitrust and the Google case, all the following remedies could effectively address the antitrust concerns raised in Judge Amit Mehta's ruling EXCEPT:

Mandating Google to share its search data with competitors under strict privacy regulations.

Requiring Google to divest Chrome and Android to create independent competitors.

Prohibiting exclusive agreements between Google and browser$/$device manufacturers.

Replacing Google's revenue$-$sharing agreements with mandatory, non$-$discriminatory auctions for default positions.

Limiting Google's ability to integrate AI$-$driven search capabilities into its core offerings.

As discussed in class during our lecture on antitrust and the Google case, all the following remedies could effectively address the antitrust concerns raised in Judge Amit Mehta's ruling EXCEPT:

Mandating Google to share its search data with competitors under strict privacy regulations.

Requiring Google to divest Chrome and Android to create independent competitors.

Prohibiting exclusive agreements between Google and browser$/$device manufacturers.

Replacing Google's revenue$-$sharing agreements with mandatory, non$-$discriminatory auctions for default positions.

Limiting Google's ability to integrate AI$-$driven search capabilities into its core offerings.