Indonesia’s antitrust agency KPPU fined Google 202.5 billion Rupiahs, equivalent to $12.6 million, on Wednesday for antitrust violation related to its

Google controlled a 93% market share in the country of 280 million people which has a fast-growing digital economy, the agency said. Google Indonesia did not immediately respond t

The antitrust agency ordered Google to immediately cease enforcing the mandatory use of its Google Play Billing and to allow developers to introduce alternative billing options next to Google Play's billing system.

The country’s antitrust agency said Google forced app developers in Indonesia to use its billing system, which charges fees of up to 30%. If developers refused, their apps risked being removed from the platform.