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Google China redirects to China Hong Kong

This is a quick blurb until there is more information but it appears that heading to Google.cn (China) redirects the site directly to http://www.google.com.hk/ (Hong Kong).

The Hong Kong search engine is not censored but it is still unclear whether Chinese users can access the site, which seems unlikely.



We will update this item later when there is more news on it.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 22 Mar 2010 14:55

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• 5 comments

• navi1199

  china tries to censor everything.. but what about this?
  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26852192/#35984686
  
  I guess the Chinese don't care about the children

  22.3.2010 18:32 #1

• bam431

  Hmm, can't wait to see how this one turns out.

  22.3.2010 23:45 #2

• MrPuffin

  of what i get out of this is maybe they are now censoring the outside world from seeing what they are doing by misleading them and making them think that it's not censored by showing hong kongs rather than their own
  
  do not quote me on this as it is what i see and probably incorrect

  23.3.2010 01:40 #3

• miketrev

  I alway though Hong Kong was in china and therefore subject to the same censorship
  

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  23.3.2010 11:21 #4

• Hopium

  Originally posted by navi1199: china tries to censor everything.. but what about this?
  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26852192/#35984686
  
  I guess the Chinese don't care about the children lol he isnt trying to have sex with the car

  23.3.2010 12:07 #5