Amusing
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http://www.google.com/governmentrequests/
http://www.google.com/governmentrequests/faq.html
Also, when you see it, you'll excrete communism.
http://www.google.com/governmentrequests/faq.html
Also, when you see it, you'll excrete communism.
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I lol'd. I'm surprised that there aren't more removal requests from the US.
US: 1 Gmail (Court Ordered)
Interesting...
US: 1 Gmail (Court Ordered)
Interesting...
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I'm suprised there are so many removal request from the US.
WTF Brazil?
China has a question mark because google wasn't sure if the Chinese government hacking into their network counted as an offical request.
WTF Brazil?
China has a question mark because google wasn't sure if the Chinese government hacking into their network counted as an offical request.
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MoneyDRuffy wrote...
I'm surprised that there aren't more removal requests from the US.DMCA notices aren't being counted.
Also, when I saw that thing this morning, I was baffled that my country has notissued a single data request and less than 10 takedowns.
WTF Brazil?
Lex Paim. There's no freedom of expression in Brazil either.
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jmason
Curious and Wondering
Wow. Glad that the Philippines ain't got one. But not that surprising, our government's cyber-laws are like bear foot traps without teeth.
Interesting. *rubs chin* Site says "Chinese officials consider censorship demands as state secrets"... it's like hiding an item in a box, then hide that box into another box.
neko-chan wrote...
China has a question mark because Google wasn't sure if the Chinese government hacking into their network counted as an offical request.Interesting. *rubs chin* Site says "Chinese officials consider censorship demands as state secrets"... it's like hiding an item in a box, then hide that box into another box.
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jmason wrote...
neko-chan wrote...
China has a question mark because Google wasn't sure if the Chinese government hacking into their network counted as an offical request.Not surprising you say anything bad about the Chinese government while in China and you'll be missing for awhile. No freedom of speech there.
Who's Lex Paim, google fails me.