A federal judge has unsealed remedies in Google’s adtech antitrust case, blocking preferential treatment for its own ad tools, requiring interoperability with rivals, and putting a monitor in charge for six years worldwide.

Sep 17, 2026 - 08:55

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A federal judge has unsealed remedies in Google’s adtech antitrust case, blocking preferential treatment for its own ad tools, requiring interoperability with rivals, and putting a monitor in charge for six years worldwide.

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