Universally Used Product Doesn't Constitute Monopoly

Everyday, hundreds of millions Americans wake up, turn on their phone and Google something. From the weather to breaking news, use of the premiere search engine is integral in modern American life. Beating out competitors with outdated aesthetics and incomparable algorithms, Google commands a whooping 87% search engine market share. In turn, politicians from both parties routinely scrutinize the tech giant as a “monopoly” potentially “too big to fail.”