Apple was paid $1 billion in 2014 for making Google the default search engine on iOS

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By Aldrin CalimlimJan 21, 2016, 11:33 pm2k ptsInteresting
Googles status as the default search engine on iOS comes at a price paid to Apple. And in 2014, the price was arrived at to the tune of $1 billion. That figure, which is in line with an analysts annual estimate from several years ago, was discovered in a recent court transcript obtained by Bloomberg. The…

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