Conspiratorial Canadian search engine class action lawsuit against Apple going forward
A lawsuit alleges that a conspiratorial deal made between Apple and Google in 2005 locked competitive search engines out of the market, and a judge has inexplicably chosen to let it move to trial.Another lawsuit suggests Apple and Google are conspiratorsThere are a lot of reasons to look at Apple and Google's relationship from a regulatory lens, but a new class action lawsuit in Canada takes a very peculiar angle. It isn't the first time Apple and Google's relationship has been brought into question, but the new class action lawsuit focuses on Apple.According to a filing in British Columbia first shared by 9to5Mac, a judge has chosen to allow a class action lawsuit against Apple to move forward to trial. It originally involved Google, but Google Search Ads has an arbitration clause that had to be honored. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
