Google introduces censorship, like Twitter.

Google introduces censorship like Twitter.

Google has also introduced the practice of blocking messages to the requirements of local authorities in some countries. Internet giant will block on its blog platform, all the messages if they are contrary to the laws of individual countries. Thus, the new policy suggests that the address of the user's blog will be linked to the blast zone of the country where it is published. For example, if the user writes from Australia - the service to redirect to the blog [blogname] blogspot. com. au. Actions include the jurisdiction of each country and at the request of Google can delete records.

The company said that the transition to local domains can advocate for freedom of speech and in parallel with requests to block content to provide a flexible scheme. Members from other countries will be able to read the blog because the content will be blocked only for the country's Internet users with the appropriate domain. Initially, the new policy Web giant will operate in Australia, India and New Zealand. Recall that in the service Twitter in late January announced the introduction of similar schemes.