South Korea's antitrust regulator alleged on Wednesday that Alphabet's Google abused its dominant position in the ‌Android app marketplace to hinder competition and will recommend ‌corrective measures and a financial penalty. The Korea Fair Trade Commission's (KFTC) Market Surveillance Bureau found Google's ​alleged abuse of market dominance in the Android app marketplace affected 14.16 trillion won ($9.1 billion) in revenue, the bureau said in a media briefing where it released its examiner's report on the matter. From July 2019 to ‌March 2026, Google's Games/Google ⁠Velocity Program, which it internally called "Project Hug", offered domestic and overseas game developers financial support for using Google ⁠services such as Cloud, Ads and YouTube, provided that they launched games on Google's app store on terms at least as favourable as ​rival app ​marketplaces, the report said.