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The US Department of Justice is trying to break up Google 's alleged ad tech monopoly.
The DOJ has argued that through acquisitions, Google allegedly monopolizes the ad server market.
But experts say remedies sought in the antitrust trial could potentially benefit everyone targeted by ads online.
Lifting Google's grip on the ad tech market could even "revolutionize the Internet," Tech Oversight's Sacha Haworth said.
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