The number of dating sites and platforms is increasing day by day. As with many things in our lives, the process of meeting new people now takes place online. Tinder, one of the most popular platforms among them, is having problems with Google these days.
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Match Group, which owns many dating sites such as Hinge, OkCupid, Tinder and PlentyOfFish, is uncomfortable with Google’s forcing it to use the in-app payment system. Stating that Google receives royalties for such transactions, Match Group filed a lawsuit against the company.
Google’s excessive influence on Android app distribution has actually bothered many app companies. So much so that more than 90 percent of Android app downloads are made through the Google Play Store. Match Group created its file with these sentences.
Google has illegally monopolized the market for app distribution on Android devices with the Google Play Store. And today it has made itself the only viable option for a mobile app. Now, by expanding its dominance into a separate market for in-app payment, Google is trying to eliminate users’ choice of payment services and raise prices on consumers.
Match Group therefore expects Google to allow it to use its own billing system. Many application companies are closely following the lawsuit that occurred with this request. A similar problem happened to Apple.
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