Google issues a warning to Android users.

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Due to EU decision  Google to stop the bundling of Chrome and its search apps from Android devices, the company has now issued a warning towards everyone that this decision may have future implications on the free business model found directly from Google’s blog which goes against the decision made by EU to unbundle Chrome and its search apps from Android operating devices that cost Google a fine of €4.3 billion, this statement was made by Google CEO Sundr Pichai who also goes on saying that this decision will upset the Android ecosystem forgetting that manufacturers will now not be forced to include Google apps and Chrome on their devices in that users are now have to install around 50 apps according to their will and now have the ability to remove preinstalled apps.

Mr. Pichai further clarified that that the free android business model was highly reliable on this app binding and this decision has highly affected the Android balance in the ecosystem and now will have to consider introducing a payment plan in the future, hence Mr. Pichai further clarified and send a warning to Android users including the phone makers and the European Commission. 

The EU did not offer a clear statement on how Google should seize the app binding but they made a clear statement that now phone manufacturing companies have the ability to add their own browsers instead of Chrome which will clearly affect ad revenue that Google receives from those apps.

Due to these stringent measures Google has now confirmed that its Android business module may change and will now have to be forced to sell license to phone manufactures hence might also affect the phone prices hence acting as an unlikely scenario towards consumers not seeking Chrome or other Google apps after the unbounding.