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Google has announced a series of changes to its Android system in India after the search giant lost a major anti-trust case in the country.
Anti-trust proceedings against the tech giant started in October, when CCI asked Google to make several changes to its Android ecosystem.
Google had challenged CCI's directives in the Supreme Court, saying "No other jurisdiction has ever asked for such far-reaching changes." It argued that the changes directed by CCI would force the company to alter arrangements with more than 1,100 device manufacturers and thousands of app developers.


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