Google Could Pay $9 Billion To Apple To Ensure It Stays As The Default Search Engine
Google is the default iPhone search engine in the Safari web browser, yet not on account of Apple believes it’s the best choice. According to the report Google will pay $9 billion in 2018 and $12 billion in 2019 for the benefit.
It appears like a heavy cost to pay, however, with Safari being the default web browser on iPhone, iPads, and Macs and Google proceed to create a lot of income from its unique web crawler business. This is intriguing since Apple likewise utilizes Bing, the web index by Microsoft that is an immediate contender to Google Search at various spots.
Considering that there were around 700 million iPhone gadgets in the market back in March 2017, with $9 billion sum, the organization is by all accounts paying about $12.85 per iPhone client for the quantity of gadgets right around 1.5 years back. A considerable measure of those clients really incline toward Apple’s browser to different choices, which means Google would thus produce an extremely high measure of advertisement income from the looks. As indicated the charge Google pays winds up being a small amount of what it gains.
Be that as it may, ios or Mac client have the opportunity to change their default web browser. For iOS client they can transform it by going to Settings > Safari > Search Engine and look over Google, Yahoo, Bing or DuckDuckGo from that point.
Google Could Pay $9 Billion To Apple To Ensure It Stays As The Default Search Engine
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October 02, 2018
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