Court Exhibit·4 JUN 2020
Lock The Default, Own The Front Door
When you can't win the device, win every doorway on it.
Source document — Samsung RSA 2020 Term Sheet — Deal 1 (Email from Anna Kartasheva to Jim Kolotouros) · United States v. Google LLC (Search) · 1:20-cv-03010 (DCD), Trial Ex. UPX0609 — DOJ public archive
Excerpt · In Anna Kartasheva's own words
With the exception of Bixby (and/or successors): Edit based on product direction of Search/Assistant. We should add that Search within Google Assistant must default to Google and they can't promote/suggest that End Users change that. All other search access points (Launchers, Keyboards, Bixby, etc.): Google shall be the default for all search access points and Samsung shall receive revenue share for all designated and future search access points implemented prior to or during the course of the Contemplated Agreement. Suggestion: Add 'anywhere on a Core Qualified Device.'
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- United States v. Google LLC (Search)
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- 1:20-cv-03010 (DCD), Trial Ex. UPX0609 — DOJ public archive
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- June 4, 2020
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