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Google says withdrawal from China 'exaggerated' | Google says withdrawal from China 'exaggerated' |
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Google says reports of its pulling back from China have been 'greatly exaggerated', as a deadline looms for its mapping service to continue in the country. | Google says reports of its pulling back from China have been 'greatly exaggerated', as a deadline looms for its mapping service to continue in the country. |
"Stories of Google's withdrawal from China are greatly exaggerated," said Andrew McGlinchey, Head of Product Management for South East Asia. | |
He added that Google was actually expanding its offices in the country. | He added that Google was actually expanding its offices in the country. |
Google has previously faced censorship issues and cyber attacks in China. | Google has previously faced censorship issues and cyber attacks in China. |
In May, the Chinese government introduced a licence system for internet mapping. | |
Officials said they had not yet received an application from Google, the deadline is 31 March. | Officials said they had not yet received an application from Google, the deadline is 31 March. |
Cyber attacks | Cyber attacks |
Last year, Google said it had seen cyber-attacks from organisations based in China. | Last year, Google said it had seen cyber-attacks from organisations based in China. |
It said Gmail accounts of Chinese rights activists had been hacked. | It said Gmail accounts of Chinese rights activists had been hacked. |
The incident caused Google to reduce its presence in the Chinese market. | The incident caused Google to reduce its presence in the Chinese market. |
Beijing has denied that it was involved in any way with the cyber-attacks. | Beijing has denied that it was involved in any way with the cyber-attacks. |
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