<h1>Google Agrees to Open Android TV Market, Removes Restrictive Practices and Enables More Device Manufacturer Flexibility</h1> Competition Commission of India approved Google's settlement proposal in an Android TV case involving alleged anti-competitive practices. The investigation found Google's agreements restricted market competition by requiring pre-installation of services and preventing alternative Android versions. Under the settlement, Google will provide standalone Play Store licensing for smart TVs, remove bundling requirements, and allow OEMs to develop incompatible devices. The settlement involves a penalty of Rs. 20.24 crore with a 15% discount.