> Google has been accused of shutting out competition in mobile searches, and using its market dominance to raise the prices paid by advertisers for their spot on the Google search page, according to the claim. These are then passed on to consumers.

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> Estimated compensation of £7.3bn has been requested for about 65 million UK users over the age of 16, meaning at least £100 per person on average.

Although I think alleging that Google used dominance to raise the prices paid by advertisers is a fair point, it could be a bit of a (legal) stretch to prove that that translates to £100 per adult/adolescent. I wish them luck, mostly in hopes that Google will change their behaviour rather than shrugging and paying the damages.