Google reportedly gave the creator of Android a $90m exit package after deciding he needed to leave because of a sexual-misconduct investigation

According to the report, Andy Rubin, Google Android software developer, left the company in 2014 and left the company and resigned after being investigated as a reliable sexual cheating on his claim. Rubin denied this story with a tweet and called it a part of the "crouching movement" in divorce and custodial fighting. Some protesters say this unequal system is quite contrasting to the value raised to normal level and because they instructed them not to talk to the media as they were anonymous I talk. They said that they said they were proud of Google's employees who came to the company, and they believe in the long-standing philosophy of "doing no bad things." They say they are concerned about gender discrimination, choose not to protect strong managers, overturn downgrades, or turn it upside down.

Google acquired Android in 2005. Co-founder and CEO Andy Rubin took over as senior vice president of Google Mobile and Digital Content in this deal. In 2014, he quit the company after about ten years and resigned. After the end, Google paid him a $ 90 million bonus, which was paid in installments of $ 2 million per month. His final payment will be released in November. But the whole situation has a dark bottom. According to an article released by the New York Times on Thursday, employees accused Rubin in sexual torts in 2013. According to anonymous sources, Google considers this statement and believes it is reliable. After that Rubin was not fired but was asked to get off with a golden umbrella of $ 90 million.

Among them, in 2014, he paid $ 90 million to Android creator Andy Rubin. And he forced the female subordinate to make him oral sex. According to the New York Times, Google quit the company and invested in the next business. Google did not deny the assertion of this article. Google co-founder and CEO Sundar Pichai and parent company Alphabet, Larry Page co-founder and CEO apologized in the e-mail to its employees last week, said the company had fired 48 more people in the past. Google employees have complained about sexual harassment for two years but these employees have not been spared (this number does not include Rubin, he left it in 2014).