Google Play app store revenue hit US$11.2 billion in 2019, lawsuit says

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Clear view into the service's financial results revealed for the first time.

Google Play app store revenue hit US$11.2 billion in 2019, lawsuit says
Google generated US$11.2 billion (A$15.3 billion) in revenue from its mobile app store in 2019, according to a court filing unsealed on the weekend, offering a clear view into the service's financial results for the first time. Attorneys general for Utah and 36 other US states or districts ...

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