European Commission Imposes €890 Million Fine on Google for DMA Violations
Daily Monitor
July 28, 2026
European Commission Imposes €890 Million Fine on Google for DMA Violations
The European Commission has levied a €890 million fine against Google for breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA), raising the total penalties against the company to €10.38 billion.
The fines stem from Google’s preferential treatment of its own services in search results and restrictions on developers directing users to cheaper alternatives outside the Google Play Store. Google has criticized the ruling and is considering legal action, with a 60-day window to comply with the new regulations or appeal the decision. The Commission emphasized its commitment to ensuring fair competition and protecting consumer choice in the digital market.
For journalistic integrity, this report was summarized from: geekweek.interia.pl
