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[–] derram ago
https://archive.fo/oolWv :
'State media in the country reportedly denied that Google would be launching the censored search. '
'scrambling to contain leaks and internal anger on Wednesday after the company’s confidential plan to launch a censored version of its search engine in China was revealed by The Intercept. '
'The censored search will “blacklist sensitive queries” so that “no results will be shown” at all when people enter certain words or phrases, according to internal Google documents. '
'Marco Rubio, R-Fla., tweeted on Wednesday that he wanted to “learn more” about Google’s plans, which he said appeared “very disturbing.”Human rights groups responded to the revelations with a chorus of condemnation. '
'Bloomberg described a ferocious discussion among Google staffers, with some backing the company’s censored search proposal because they believed that boycotting the country would not “bring any positive change.”Publicly, Google has so far stayed silent about Dragonfly. '
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