DOJ antitrust trial focuses on the billions Google pays Apple to be Safari’s default search engine

The Department of Justice’s case against Alphabet-subsidiary Google is the first test of Silicon Valley’s dominance since it took action against Microsoft more than two decades ago. One focus of the DOJ’s case are the billions of dollars that Google has paid Apple to be the default search engine on its Safari web browser.
DOJ antitrust lawsuit targets Google’s multibillion-dollar default search pact with Apple
Leah Nylen for Bloomberg Businessweek:Since 2005, Google has p