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Payments giant Paytm says Google’s Android monopoly is of grave concern to Indian start-ups — CNBC

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India’s payments giant Paytm claims Google’s monopoly over Android is a major concern for Indian start-ups since the U.S. tech firm can “arbitrarily” shut off access from its app store, writes Saheli Roy Choudhary.

Here is the link: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/22/india-paytm-says-googles-monopoly-over-android-is-a-concern-for-all-local-start-ups.html

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