Don’t let Google fool you about being all for human rights. They are not. They are all for the bottom dollar, even when that means promoting non-liberty.
Google is planning to launch a censored search engine in China, reports The Intercept. An Android app featuring the restricted search — which omits websites about human rights, democracy, religion and other topics the government deems taboo — could be released within the next year. Google’s search is currently unavailable to most people within China; the tech giant operated censored search in the country from 2006 until March 2010.