“He stated strongly that he is totally committed to the U.S. Military, not the Chinese Military,” Trump wrote. “Also discussed political fairness and various things that Google can do for our Country.”
Google’s development of “Project Dragonfly,” a censored Chinese search app to comply with the communist regime’s stringent speech codes, has been “effectively ended,” per a report in the Intercept.
Google is so large that it deserves to be its own “ism”–as in “Googleism”–right alongside globalism. Googleism vs. Americanism is that showdown is coming.
The leaked briefing admits that Google’s global growth is tied to compliance with government censorship requests.
Google recently directed its employees to delete a memo revealing confidential details of the company’s development of a search engine in partnership with the Chinese government, according to a Friday-published report at the Intercept.
Google plans to update its U.S. and Europe-based street view cars with pollution recording devices — but will also reportedly replace factual pollution data on its new censored search engine for China with statistics provided by the Chinese government.
If you’re a Chinese dissident trying to avoid detection on the web, using Google’s new Chinese search engine might not be a good idea, if a new report on the developing project is to be believed.
