EU Gives Google 60 Days to Fix Search and Play Store Under DMA, Threatens Daily Turnover Penalties

The European Commission fined Google €890 million for two DMA violations: self-preferencing its services in Search rankings (€460M) and blocking developers from steering Play Store users to alternative payment channels (€430M). Google must comply within 60 days or face daily penalties up to 5 percent of global turnover. The DMA's proactive obligations compress timelines that previously took up to seven years under Article 102 antitrust cases.