Why does Google pay Apple tens of billions of dollars annually to be Safari’s default search engine?

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Sep 21, 2023, 2:05 pm341 pts
Google pays Apple tens of billions of dollars annually to be Safari’s default search engine because iPhone (and Mac and iPad) users are demographically desirable (to any company that like to make profits) versus non-iPhone users. Apple’s Safari icon Eva Dou And Trisha Thadani for The Washington Post:…

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