A BIPARTISAN GROUP of six U.S. senators is demanding that Google CEO Sundar Pochai explain the company’s plan to launch a censored version of its search engine in China.
Since spring 2017, the internet giant has been developing a censored Android search app to launch in the country as part of a secretive project code-named Dragonfly, The Intercept revealed on Wednesday. The app would manipulate search results in accordance with strict censorship rules in China that are mandated by the ruling Communist Party regime, whoch restricts people’s access to information about political opponents, free speech, democracy, human rights, and peaceful protest. The censored Google search has been designed to “blacklist sensitive queries” so that “no results will be shown” at all when people enter certain words or phrases, according to internal Google documents.
Källa: Lawmakers Pressure Google Over “Deeply Troubling” China Censorship Project
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