A federal judge on Wednesday mostly refused a second effort by Google to seal information in antitrust lawsuits over its app store policies.
Although he allowed Google to seal a small subset of details, U.S. District Judge James Donato was highly critical of what he called the company's "request for a do-over" and attempt to "pass the buck for its shortfall to the court."
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