The European Commission imposed a fine of 890 million euros (approximately 32.7 billion New Taiwan dollars) on Google for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The fine includes 460 million euros for prioritizing Google Flights and Google Hotels in search results, and 430 million euros for restricting app developers from directing users to external platforms for discounted services.
The EU is actively enforcing the Digital Markets Act with substantial fines, increasing regulatory risk and compliance costs for major technology platforms operating in Europe.