EU's Vestager Says Big Tech Antitrust Probes Are 'Not Done Yet'

The transcript discusses ongoing investigations into major tech companies like Amazon and Google, focusing on their use of data and market practices. It highlights the need for regulatory actions beyond fines, such as changing company behaviors and ensuring fair competition. Specific cases involving Amazon's data use and Google's market practices are mentioned, along with potential solutions like introducing choice screens on Android devices.

What is the main concern regarding fines imposed on big tech companies?

• They are not publicized enough.

• They are not legally enforceable.

• They are not effective as companies can easily afford them.

• They are too high for companies to pay.

What is the focus of the investigation into Amazon?

• Amazon's use of data and competition with hosted businesses.

• Amazon's environmental impact.

• Amazon's employee treatment.

• Amazon's pricing strategies.

Which aspect of Google's operations is under investigation?

• Google's data privacy measures.

• Google's employment practices and local operations.

• Google's advertising policies.

• Google's hardware development.

What is a potential outcome of the investigations into tech companies?

• More lenient regulations.

• Higher profits for tech companies.

• Mandatory changes in company behavior.

• Increased market share for tech companies.

What change did Google implement as a result of the investigation?

• A new advertising platform.

• A choice screen on Android phones for browsers and search engines.

• A new data privacy policy.

• A reduction in service fees.