It's a Chinese world; you're just living in it
It's a Chinese world; you're just living in it
Gabriel Thompson
Adrian Stewart
Already tried it back in 2012. Remember? Google got a huge amount of flack for that and pulled out.
Kayden Green
i wish
unfortunately, it's a semitic world
Caleb Lopez
Jow Forums is now goy central
Aaron Sanders
>Dragonfly
RED DRAGON? RED DRAGON?
Adam Powell
Can't the chinese just make their own search engine?
Blake Cooper
cringe
Matthew Sanders
they already have their own search engines, dumbo.
Dominic Reyes
lmao china don't want that shit. they want to control your data
Jose Richardson
Will migrate elsewhere if this happens.
Oliver Jones
This is an attempt for google to gain a portion of that huge market, not about the chinese needing a search engine. They've already got a massive one, baidu.
Adam Morgan
The same way Google "migrated elsewhere" in 2010 when the Chinese government told them to comply with local laws or gtfo?
Just like Google, you'll go crawling back.
Andrew Wilson
Why would they allow google to compete with other chinese companies on their home soil?
Do they have to?
Camden Russell
Knowing the Chinese they won't
Jeremiah Taylor
Being overly restrictive can cause societal unrest. So providing the option, while still going "baidu is sooooo much better anyways" goes a long way in preventing that. This isn't including any financial deals going on.
Thomas Turner
they already are, baidu. it's a huge shit.
Landon Martin
Interesting, currently Google.cn is just a image that redirects you to the Hong Kong version
Josiah Morgan
Bing already does the same. It's quite surreal when a benign search comes up with zero results.
Dominic Robinson
And now they're trying it again. We knew they would.
China will see how the Google search engine is deployed, then reverse engineer it, copy it, rebadge it as their own, then kick Google out. Is there any doubt of this?
Gabriel Hernandez
China wont allow it.
If you know how google became what it is today you would know that everything done on google services goes straight to NSA servers.
Nicholas Garcia
Can you blame them?
Easton Cook
Did they really think we'd forget that quickly about the last time?
Matthew Morgan
Google refused to censor for the Chinese government back in then. Notice how their motto isn't "don't be evil" anymore? IIRC it's "do the right thing*" now.
*whatever gets you the most money/customer data/etc
Christopher Robinson
>China will see how the Google search engine is deployed, then reverse engineer it, copy it, rebadge it as their own, then kick Google out.
They already did. It's called Baidu.