On August 27, local time, it was reported that Google had agreed to pay 260 million pounds to reach a settlement in a British class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that the US company abused its dominant position in the market by charging excessive commissions to app developers. According to statements issued by the plaintiffs and their lawyers, the Competition Appeals Court will hold a hearing in September to consider whether to approve the settlement agreement. According to the report, UK registered app developers who have sold digital content through Play Store distribution apps since August 2018 are eligible for potential compensation if they do not opt out.

On August 27, local time, it was reported that Google had agreed to pay 260 million pounds to reach a settlement in a British class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that the US company abused its dominant position in the market by charging excessive commissions to app developers. According to statements issued by the plaintiffs and their lawyers, the Competition Appeals Court will hold a hearing in September to consider whether to approve the settlement agreement. According to the report, UK registered app developers who have sold digital content through Play Store distribution apps since August 2018 are eligible for potential compensation if they do not opt out.