Bengaluru: A grouping of Indian internet<\/a> entrepreneurs and startups on Tuesday called for “proactive legislative action” against Google<\/a> by Indian regulators in the backdrop of South Korea<\/a> fining the American tech giant $177 million for hampering the development of rivals to its Android OS<\/a>. 数字印度的联盟基金会(ADIF)——350名成员分组的印度企业家和起步呼吁针对谷歌的“积极的立法行动”的背景下,韩国罚款的大型科技公司。 班加罗尔:印度的分组互联网企业家和创业公司周二呼吁“主动采取立法行动”谷歌印度监管机构的背景韩国罚款1.77亿美元美国科技巨头阻碍竞争对手对其的发展Android操作系统。
The Alliance of Digital India Foundation<\/a> (ADIF<\/a>)—a 350-member grouping that was founded by Sairee Chahal of Sheroes, Murugavel Janakiraman of Matrimony.com and Ritesh Malik of Innov8—said that the Korea Fair Trade Commission’s (KFTC) verdict should strengthen and expedite the antitrust probe against Google<\/a> in India<\/a>.
On Tuesday, the KFTC banned Google from forcing companies to sign anti-fragmentation agreements with it, which it said prevented manufacturers such as Samsung and LG from developing or using modified versions of the Android OS<\/a>. Google has said it will appeal the decision by the South Korean regulator.
“Given Google’s presence and dominance in multiple key markets is tied to the health of the digital and internet<\/a> economy it becomes pertinent for the Indian Government, and its key regulatory institutions involved to take note and enact legislative actions for the benefit of our ecosystem and our startups,” said Sijo Kuruvilla George, executive director at Alliance of Digital India Foundation<\/a>.
He added that multiple instances of abuse of dominance and anti-competitive behaviour of Google are coming to the fore in several markets the company operates in.
“While the quantum of fine per se will likely not make any dent to the Big Tech giant, the action by the commission is yet another scathing indictment of Google’s conduct and abuse of dominance,” George said.
ADIF<\/a> has previously taken on Apple and Google over their policy to disallow developers to offer users in-app payment options that were outside of their own respective ecosystems, while also charging developers an exorbitant fee of 30% of every in-app purchase made by users of the app.
Earlier this week, the grouping said that it hoped the Indian government would enact laws to ensure the interests of Indian startups and entrepreneurs was safeguarded after a US court struck down some of Apple’s App Store rules and forced the company to allow developers to send their users to send their users to other payment systems not controlled by Apple.
ADIF has also pointed to South Korea’s recent legislation banning technology platforms, including Google and Apple, from forcing developers and companies to only use their proprietary app store billing systems, stating that any legislation on the issue will set a precedent for other nations to adopt and build on.
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ADIF希望印度韩国针对谷歌
的数字印度联盟的基础(ADIF)——350名成员分组是由对我等,查哈尔Sairee Murugavel Janakiraman Matrimony.com和:Malik Innov8-said韩国公平贸易委员会(KFTC)的判决应加强和加快反垄断调查谷歌在印度。
“鉴于谷歌的存在和优势在多个主要市场与数字和健康的互联网经济变得相关的印度政府,其主要监管机构注意制定立法行动,造福我们的生态系统和初创企业,“说Sijo Kuruvilla乔治,执行董事数字印度联盟的基础。
他补充说,滥用市场支配地位的行为的多个实例和谷歌的反竞争行为涌现在几个该公司所处的市场。
”而细的量子本身可能会不做任何削弱大科技巨头,委员会的行动是另一个严厉指控谷歌的行为和滥用市场支配地位的行为,”乔治说。
ADIF曾在苹果和谷歌对其政策不允许开发人员提供用户应用内支付选项之外的他们各自的生态系统,同时开发者收费过高的费用每一个内购的30%由应用程序的用户。
本周早些时候,分组表示,它希望印度政府制定法律,以确保印度的创业者和企业家的利益是维护美国法院驳回后苹果应用程序商店的一些规则,迫使该公司允许开发人员发送他们的用户发送用户其他支付系统不是由苹果。
ADIF也指出,韩国最近的立法禁止技术平台,包括谷歌和苹果在内的从迫使开发人员和公司只使用他们的专有应用程序商店计费系统,指出任何在这个问题上立法将为其他国家树立一个先例采纳并建立。
Bengaluru: A grouping of Indian internet<\/a> entrepreneurs and startups on Tuesday called for “proactive legislative action” against Google<\/a> by Indian regulators in the backdrop of South Korea<\/a> fining the American tech giant $177 million for hampering the development of rivals to its Android OS<\/a>.
The Alliance of Digital India Foundation<\/a> (ADIF<\/a>)—a 350-member grouping that was founded by Sairee Chahal of Sheroes, Murugavel Janakiraman of Matrimony.com and Ritesh Malik of Innov8—said that the Korea Fair Trade Commission’s (KFTC) verdict should strengthen and expedite the antitrust probe against Google<\/a> in India<\/a>.
On Tuesday, the KFTC banned Google from forcing companies to sign anti-fragmentation agreements with it, which it said prevented manufacturers such as Samsung and LG from developing or using modified versions of the Android OS<\/a>. Google has said it will appeal the decision by the South Korean regulator.
“Given Google’s presence and dominance in multiple key markets is tied to the health of the digital and internet<\/a> economy it becomes pertinent for the Indian Government, and its key regulatory institutions involved to take note and enact legislative actions for the benefit of our ecosystem and our startups,” said Sijo Kuruvilla George, executive director at Alliance of Digital India Foundation<\/a>.
He added that multiple instances of abuse of dominance and anti-competitive behaviour of Google are coming to the fore in several markets the company operates in.
“While the quantum of fine per se will likely not make any dent to the Big Tech giant, the action by the commission is yet another scathing indictment of Google’s conduct and abuse of dominance,” George said.
ADIF<\/a> has previously taken on Apple and Google over their policy to disallow developers to offer users in-app payment options that were outside of their own respective ecosystems, while also charging developers an exorbitant fee of 30% of every in-app purchase made by users of the app.
Earlier this week, the grouping said that it hoped the Indian government would enact laws to ensure the interests of Indian startups and entrepreneurs was safeguarded after a US court struck down some of Apple’s App Store rules and forced the company to allow developers to send their users to send their users to other payment systems not controlled by Apple.
ADIF has also pointed to South Korea’s recent legislation banning technology platforms, including Google and Apple, from forcing developers and companies to only use their proprietary app store billing systems, stating that any legislation on the issue will set a precedent for other nations to adopt and build on.
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