Google faces regulatory pressure, may be forced to sell Chrome

There are several antitrust cases currently filed against Google, which may compel the company to make difficult decisions. The main issue concerns Google's practice of making Chrome the default browser on Android devices.

Google may be facing the possibility of selling its Chrome web browser due to accusations of anti-trust violations. The U.S. Department of Justice could exert pressure on Google's parent company, Alphabet, to divest the Chrome browser. However, this situation is still under judicial consideration. According to a report by Bloomberg, the court might require Alphabet to split off its Chrome browser and its Android operating system. This separation could allow Google to operate the web browser independently.