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Google loses app store antitrust appeal, must make sweeping changes to Play Store
Google is running out of legal maneuvers to avoid rewriting the rules for Android apps. Having lost the appeal, Google appears poised to take the case to the US Supreme Court. However, there is no guarantee the high court will hear the case or rule in Google's favor if it does.
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