Google has imposed $270 million fine on the EU

The EU has accused the service of being unethical in the market by showing Google's search results in the 'self-product' of Europe. Using search engines, Google has been accused of dragging traffic into other products, especially in the shopping business.The BBC and The Independent reported that on Tuesday, the European Commission's Competition Commission said in one verdict, if Google does not want to face further penalties, then they will have to stop those immoral practices within 90 days. Google is considering appealing against this verdict.The European Commission says Google has three months to rectify the misconduct. If Google does not change its behavior during this time, Google's parent organization Alfabet will be compelled to pay a fine of five percent of the daily average income worldwide.