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Hong Kong's security secretary says Google refused to change its search results for Hong Kong's national anthem from a protest song to China's national anthem

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  • @david_mulroney David Mulroney on x
    Hong Kong security chief slams Google for refusing to fix anthem search results https://www.scmp.com/... “after “Glory to Hong Kong”, a song associated with the 2019 anti-government protests, was played instead of the Chinese national anthem, ‘March of the Volunteers’”
  • @alvinllum Alvin Lum on x
    NEW: @Google has rejected Hong Kong government's request to manipulate search results, which secretary for security Chris Tang slammed the search engine's explanation as unacceptable. https://news.mingpao.com/...
  • @kjoules Joel Chan on x
    The first result that comes up when searching “national anthem of Hong Kong” on Google is still God Save the King https://twitter.com/...
  • @xinqisu @xinqisu on x
    HK security minister Chris Tang expressed “extreme regret” on Google showing #GloryToHongKong upon search of “Hong Kong anthem”, saying it “hurt HK people's feelings”. He said Google's refusal to delete the search result is “bizarre”, contrasting w/ Google placing paid ads atop.