How dangerous is Google for you? | The European Union has imposed has once again imposed a heavy fine on Google.

The European Union has imposed has once again imposed a heavy fine on Google :

One of the world's biggest tech giants has once again slapped a hefty fine on Google. But why? Is Google doing something wrong? Today Google is the largest and most used search engine in the world. Millions of people around the world use it daily, but do you know? This Google keeps an eye on you. Google knows what you are doing, where you are going, and how you are living your life.

You may find this shocking but it is true that in today's time Google knows more about you than you, but is it true? Know in today's article. Let's start with the news. The court of the European Union has imposed an anti-trust fine of $ 4.1 billion, or about ₹32,000 crore, on Google. But why has google been fined? Because Google is engaged in eliminating competition based on its popularity and its power. For this reason, the court held that Google has broken the anti-trust law. 

How dangerous is Google for you?

Think of it as something that you guys know. Nowadays people mostly use Google on Android smartphones. Many Google apps are already present on Android smartphones. Be it Google Maps or Google Chrome. When you are doing what all this Google knows. Even in which restaurant did you eat a year ago or from where did you get the food ordered?

Google remembers this very well. Even if you forget this, in simple words, whatever activity you do on your smartphone, is recorded in Google. Google uses this data to its advantage. Where is the competition coming from now? Because Google itself is a huge search engine. It is used the most. That's why Google shows you what it wants.

Because of this, the competition gets left behind. That is, there are many such works, there are such businesses of people which you cannot reach. What you should know. Google shows you what you want to search for most of the time. What you really needed to know and what's more, you might not know.

However, this is not the first time that this fine or anti-trust case. In the past too many times Google has been fined for such cases. For example, recently, in the case of privacy violations in South Korea, lawmakers imposed a combined fine of $ 71 million on Alphabet and Meta, or about ₹ 565 crores.

Apart from this, Google was also fined ₹3000 crore for running misleading news about the Russia-Ukraine war. At the same time, Google was fined the biggest ever by the European Union in the year 2018, which was about 4.3 billion euros, which if seen in Indian rupees is ₹ 344 billion.

In the case of South Korea, investigation shows that Google was collecting and studying users' data and monitoring the usage of their website. In the past few years, pressure has increased on Google and other big tech giants over their monopolistic practices in the world. India is also no exception to this. India is also upset with the anti-trust and monopoly behavior of these technology firms.

In India, many such steps have been taken under the leadership of competition commission of India (CCI) which can make it difficult for Google or other social media platforms like Google can make it difficult. Following these steps, these social media platforms will have to focus on creating more transparency in their operations.

These social media platforms have to follow the rules and regulations of India in the interest of the people. Also, the revenue sharing model which is not uniform will have to be made transparent. Overall, be it Google or any other tech giant, this is their anti-trust method.

As far as the fine is concerned, it has not yet come to the fore whether Google has paid these hefty fines or not. Or whether any other social media platform has paid its fine. Think for yourself whether this competition suppresses competition and is the right way to keep an eye on the people.

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