Google is facing an antitrust lawsuit from the Department of Justice (DOJ) alleging monopolistic practices in search. The DOJ wants Google to sell Chrome and potentially Android. Google, while disagreeing and planning to appeal, proposed less restrictive remedies focusing on giving browser and device makers more freedom in choosing default search engines. This proposal involves changes to search distribution agreements for browsers and Android, as well as a compliance monitoring system. The ultimate outcome could significantly affect the search engine market and Google's business model.

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