Google could be forced to sell Chrome to end search monopoly

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The technology giant could be forced to sell off Chrome to address its illegal monopoly in online search.

The proposed changes could play an important role in restoring competition to the online search market, according to Professor Laura Phillips-Sawyer of the University of Georgia School of Law.

Government lawyers also recommended that District Judge Amit Mehta force the firm to stop entering into contracts with companies - including Apple and Samsung - that make its search engine the default on many smartphones and browsers.