Google seems unaffected right now because they are partners with Apple. However, their values are growingly contradicting the user experience, interesting to see what the future holds.

Considering every first world country is about to drop the hammer on Google's core business practices, and pretty much outlaw them entirely, expect this to end very, very abruptly.

If the US passes either or both of their laws with strong bipartisan support, or the EU gets the DMA into effect, a lot of Google's core businesses will be open for real competition for the first time in a decade.

> If the US passes either or both of their laws with strong bipartisan support,

Which specific laws are you referring to?

The American Innovation and Choice Online Act and the Open Markets Act.