The Great Wall of Censorship in the People's Republic of China

In general, the People's Republic of China is regarded as a country that seriously reviews the media and strictly enforces it. China is the world's largest country, one of the fastest growing media. In addition, over the past decades, China has experienced explosive capital expansion, resulting in an increase in the wealth of the general population, dramatically improving the living standard of modern Chinese citizens.

I recently learned that Eric Schemid is proud of the peer review committee and the ability to manage, review, and manipulate social media. He has already offered this system to the People's Republic of China - Communist Party. Please imagine the irony. It was made by the US Zionist who is completely satisfied with the communist China. Google seems to be a substitute for CIA, a mature stealth organization, and we must also be aware that Zionist Jared Coen is completely obsessed with the actions of the change of power and all love America loves. In the dictatorship regime actively manipulate information to serve his deep national master, including opposition assassinations (eg, they all lost North Korea and Cuba), and Foreign Relations Committee (CFR) - We recommend the same organization Opposition US citizens are considered "domestic terrorists".

Google adheres to China's Internet censorship policy which is executed through a filter commonly known as "China Firewall" until March 2010. Google.cn search results are filtered to avoid results that are considered harmful to humans. It is People's Republic of China (PRC). Google insists that some review has to be done, as happened in 2002, to prevent the Chinese government from completely blocking Google. Google does not intend to provide the government with information on users searching for blocked content and notifies the user that the content is restricted when the user tries to search the content. As of 2009, Google is the only major Chinese search engine to explicitly notify users when search results are blocked or hidden. As of December 2012, we no longer notify users that certain queries could be confirmed during the search process.

A famous example of Internet censorship is the "Great Wall of China Firewall" (see the network firewall and its role as the Great Wall of China). This system blocks content by blocking IP address routing via standard firewall and proxy server on Internet gateway. The system also selectively participates in DNS poisoning when requesting specific sites. Because it seems that it is not technically practical, the government does not appear to systematically review Internet contents. The review of the Internet in the People's Republic of China is conducted in accordance with various laws and administrative regulations, including more than 60 regulations on the Internet. The censorship system is actively implemented by state-owned Internet service providers, commercial companies, and branches of local organizations.