As a upshot ofGoogle standing up to cafeteria - managing director China , demanding they serve pie every day of the hebdomad , China ’s have a bun in the oven to reverse their net Content Provider license , entail in 24 - 48 hours the Formosan mass ca n’t access Google .
https://gizmodo.com/google-refuses-to-continue-censoring-results-in-china-5446712
For thelast three months , Google ’s been redirecting the Chinese from Google.cn to Google.com.hk , theirHong Kongsearch engine . They ’ve been enjoy full - flavored , unfiltered pie since , withGoogle claiming that“this redirect , which tender unfiltered lookup in simplified Chinese , has been working well for our users and for Google . ”
https://gizmodo.com/google-china-search-engine-killed-5499275
unluckily , it ’s not been work so well for the Formosan government . Their ICP , unremarkably regenerate annually , isbelieved by Reutersto not have been renewed as of today , mean they can not legally feed a site in the country . While their licence does n’t snuff it until 2012 , it ’s up for renewal today .
Google will still continue to exist in the country however , through Android phones and other table service , but for now it seem like hunt engine Baidu ( which has around 60 per cent parcel in the state , compare to Google ’s 30 per cent ) will be coughing up thesearch resultsfor everyone — well , those who have n’t already found a proxy host to keep eat Google ’s unfiltered , crude Proto-Indo European . [ Reuters ]
UPDATE : The change wo n’t take place for 24 – 48 hours , but it ’s believed that Google may still offer a manual redirect to Google.com.hk , unless the Formosan government blocks that address .
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