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The tech giant went on the offensive, claiming that the legislation could impose double standards and hamper device security.
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The tech giant went on the offensive, claiming that the legislation could impose double standards and hamper device security.
CCI agreed with Google to have the application dismissed but not before seeking certain assurances from the tech giant.
At the centre of the probe is Google's new billing policy which kicked up a storm in India when it was first announced.
The new policy, which mandates the use of Google's in-app billing system, drew widespread criticism from Indian start-ups last year
In light of the new South Korean law, Google will revise its Play Store policy while still taking a small cut from developers.
While the move is welcome, Google has offered no relief to gaming apps which contribute to the bulk of Play Store revenues.
Previously, only apps that collected personal and sensitive user data needed to share a privacy policy.
In its counter lawsuit, Google denied most of Epic's allegations and argued that the Fortnite developer had acted in bad faith.
Google's new billing system for Play Store faced considerable pushback from Indian startups and app developers in the past.
Investigation finds that user data stored by apps on Google's Firebase platform is a serious data breach waiting to happen.
