Match Group says it received “various concessions” from Google after going to court earlier this month against the tech giant. The Dallas company, which provides various digital dating services, said it withdrew its request for a temporary restraining order after the Silicon Valley company conceded on some issues. The concessions include guaranteeing Match apps will still be allowed to offer users choice in payment systems, lessening the “undue burden on developers by its previously stated policy,” — and eliminating what it says is Google’s control over user data, the statement said. Read More...
Match Group says it received “various concessions” from Google after going to court earlier this month against the tech giant. The Dallas company, which provides various digital dating services, said it withdrew its request for a temporary restraining order after the Silicon Valley company conceded on some issues. The concessions include guaranteeing Match apps will still be allowed to offer users choice in payment systems, lessening the “undue burden on developers by its previously stated policy,” — and eliminating what it says is Google’s control over user data, the statement said.
