The Google search service was unavailable to a number of users in several countries. This is evidenced by data from the Downdetector service.
Google disruptions have been reported in the United States, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Japan and some European countries.
63 percent of users who contacted Downdetector complained about difficulties trying to log into their accounts, 36 percent had problems finding.
Earlier it was reported that the US authorities decided to sue Google for a monopoly in the field of search services and advertising. On October 20, the Ministry of Justice filed a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of abuse of dominant market position. The department believes that Google has entered into agreements that prevent competitors from entering the market. Also, the US authorities claim that the corporation paid mobile device manufacturers, telecom operators and Internet browsers to set Google as the default search engine.
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