Though Google dodged the most threatening remedies, it still objects to being called a monopolist and is worried about how data-sharing remedies will impact users’ privacy. And despite failing to secure several significant asks, DOJ antitrust chief Gail Slater celebrated the win, but indicated they could still ask for more.
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