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>2. For the users that CNNIC has already issued the certificates to, we guarantee that your lawful rights and interests will not be affected. ... Does that me

>2. For the users that CNNIC has already issued the certificates to, we guarantee that your lawful rights and interests will not be affected. ... Does that mean anything?

notatoad 12y ago
It probably means that the CNNIC certs will still be valid in China, as Google doesn't directly distribute any software there directly and the Chinese government can tell the Chinese software vendors to trust its cert regardless of what google thinks.
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kijin 12y ago
Their lawful rights and interests will not be affected because, in the opinion of the Chinese government, anyone who uses Chrome in China is doing so unlawfully! (Last time I checked, the GFW blocked Chrome downloads.)
- netheril96 12y ago
  Except there are plenty of Chinese websites (including Baidu) that offer the latest Chrome downloads. In fact, the majority of my friends (I am a Chinese) all use Chrome and they are not software developers. Many Chinese websites are tested against Google Chrome (in addition to IE and Firefox). Put simply, people in China act as if Google Chrome were not blocked at all.
  - AYBABTME 12y ago
    And the binaries aren't modified?
    - netheril96 12y ago
      Well, the binaries from reputable sites are not modified. I just downloaded a Google Chrome for OS X from Baidu and successfully verified it with digital signature. Of course, there are also shoddy sites, but that is equally true for American websites.
      - AYBABTME 12y ago
        The difference is that outside of China, you can get your binary straight from Google =P