Google is reportedly set to launch a modified search app for China, which will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the government. Photo: Reuters Google is reportedly set to launch a modified search app for China, which will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the government. Photo: Reuters
Google is reportedly set to launch a modified search app for China, which will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the government. Photo: Reuters
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Google reported to launch censored search engine in China, marking shift in strategy

The US internet giant’s modified search app will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the Chinese government

Topic |   Google
Zen Soo
Zen Soo

Updated: 11:38am, 3 Aug, 2018

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Google is reportedly set to launch a modified search app for China, which will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the government. Photo: Reuters Google is reportedly set to launch a modified search app for China, which will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the government. Photo: Reuters
Google is reportedly set to launch a modified search app for China, which will blacklist sites on human rights, democracy, religion and other issues deemed sensitive by the government. Photo: Reuters
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