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UK regulators take intention at Apple's search engine take care of Google

The funds by Alphabet Inc's Google to Apple Inc to be the default search engine on Apple's Safari internet browser create "a significant barrier to entry and expansion" for Google's rivals within the search engine market, the UK markets regulator stated in a report launched on Wednesday.
The payments by Alphabet Inc's Google to Apple Inc to be the default search engine on Apple's Safari web browser create "a significant barrier to entry and expansion" for Google's rivals in the search engine market, the UK markets regulator said in a report released on Wednesday.

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