UK plans to increase control over Google in search

Story: The UK’s competition regulator said he proposed to assign Google with “Strategic Market Status” on Tuesday, June 24.

This means that the regulator will receive more control on how the US technology giant operates search services.

Competition and Markets Authority, the ancestor was the first proposed under the new major technology regime, he said.

And it will allow Google to force Google to provide a more fair ranking for businesses that appear in Google search.

He also suggested to facilitate users access to opponent search services.

And the control of publishers visible in search results.

He added that Google should make its data more portable to help new businesses to offer innovative products to the market.

Google will be the first company that has been determined since the regulatory regulatory has won new forces this year.

And the movement can be applied in October.

Google makes up more than 90% of the searches in the UK.

And CMA says that future actions against the company form a road map.

Google said that the movement may have significant effects on businesses and consumers in the UK.

The technology giant added that CMA’s thoughts are wide and unrelated.