Match Group said it has withdrawn its request for a temporary restraining order against Alphabet Google, saying Google has made concessions that Match Group demanded.

The concessions include guaranteeing that Match apps won’t be rejected or removed from Google’s app store for offering alternatives to Google’s billing system, Match said Friday.

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