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Google Accused of Overcharging 20 Million Consumers in UK Class Action
Source: Bloomberg
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Google was accused of overcharging Android app developers for more than a decade, allegedly contributing to inflated Play Store prices for about 20 million UK customers. The article provides no ruling, damages estimate, or other financial figures.
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