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Well, I'll say "Google is not censoring any search results" but it is censoring any search terms, right?
by barredo 16y ago
Well, I'll say "Google is not censoring any search results" but it is censoring any search terms, right?
- JonnieCache 16y agoNo. It is declining to actively push certain terms on the user.
- barredo 16y agoWell, I think that's it and you're right.
- smokeyj 16y ago> It is declining to actively push certain terms on the user. Let's say a search engine in China was obligated to "decline actively pushing a certain query", would we not call that censorship? Can someone explain my semantic hangup?