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And Bing doesn't, while Dragonfly does?
by Buge 8y ago
And Bing doesn't, while Dragonfly does?
- int_19h 8y agoI honestly have no idea. Last I heard, Bing is blocked in China, which I assume means that there are things that come in its search result that Chinese government doesn't like. But Dragonfly [ostensibly] went well beyond just censoring results, in that it implemented specific tools like linking search requests with phone numbers identifying people who made those requests. That's straight-up aiding and abetting oppressing people - political opposition, for example, or even unorganized dissenters. I can't believe we are even seriously talking about whether this is okay or not.
- NamTaf 8y agobing.com redirects to a Chinese version of Bing, which prioritises Chinese sites. I have no basis for saying this beyond not knowing how they could do this otherwise, but I would assume that they must censor results to exist there. I don't know if they go further, such as you describe Dragonfly plans to do.