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It seems like Google has already made good on their promise to stop censoring search results for google.cn. For example, try searching "Tiananmen Square massacre," or "Falun Gong."
Needless to say, that doesn't mean that Google has stopped censoring everything...
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TonyB| 1.28.10 @ 10:49PM
Slowly but I feel they are moving in the right direction. Freedom of media is vital to have neutral public opinion. symptoms kidney stones treatments
seoz87| 2.9.10 @ 4:51AM
It was an old trick that If you search with ENGLISH words in Google China, it shows you some restricted results. But if you search the same thing in Chinese it won't show you that thing :)
Plus Google is still showing the
"According to local laws, regulations and policies, some search results are not shown."
notification :)