MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s antitrust regulator has started proceedings to fine Google for allegedly restrictive clauses in the terms of service consumers have to accept to use Google Drive.
In a filing, the antitrust said the proceedings had to be wrapped up within 120 days.
Google was not immediately available for a comment.
(Reporting by Stephen Jewkes)
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