yes and the OP sums up Dragonfly's specifically known problems with: ...blacklisting the phrase “human rights,” risking health by censoring air quality data, a

yes and the OP sums up Dragonfly's specifically known problems with: ...blacklisting the phrase “human rights,” risking health by censoring air quality data, and allowing for easy surveillance by tying queries to phone numbers there seems to be a parallel between China's desire to censor local air quality information and what certain US presidential administrations have tried to do with scientific research on climate change