Google has always paid Apple billions of dollars to become Safari's default search engine on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. That is, unless the user manually changes the default search engine in Safari preferences, iPhone, iPad, and Mac users will search for information through Google by default when using Safari. However, the deal between Apple and Google may be ending soon. According to Reuters, the UK Competition and Markets Authority is studying whether the relevant transaction agreement violates the competition law (competition law). If the UK regulator takes action, the European Union may follow suit, forcing Apple to no longer use Google as the default search engine and allowing users to choose which search engine to use when launching Safari.
Google has always paid Apple billions of dollars to become
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