Google has recently reached a settlement with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) over allegations of unfair practices in the Android TV sector. As part of the agreement, Google has agreed to pay Rs 20.24 crore, making it the first settlement under the revised Competition Act in India. In response to the settlement, Google will now provide standalone licenses for Play Store and Play Services. Additionally, the tech giant will waive Android Compatibility Commitments for devices that are shipped to India without Google apps. This move is expected to have a significant impact on the Android TV market in India. The settlement comes after a thorough investigation by the CCI into Google’s practices in the sector. This development highlights the increasing scrutiny that tech companies are facing from regulatory bodies around the world. The settlement with the CCI underscores Google’s commitment to complying with local regulations and fostering a more competitive environment in the Indian market. It will be interesting to see how this settlement shapes the future of Google’s operations in India and its relationship with regulatory authorities.