Sources: Google is secretly assessing work completed on Dragonfly, its censored search engine for China, leaving some staff concerned work on it continues
Google executives are carrying out a secret internal assessment of work on a censored search engine for China, The Intercept has learned.
Google employees believe the company is still working on Dragonfly, after finding recent code changes associated with the censored search engine and more
& took matters into their own hands. They began to investigate. Ryan Gallagher / @rj_gallagher : Hundreds of changes have continued to be made this year to code associated with the Dragonfly platform,...
Recap of Pichai's testimony before Congress, where he said Google had 100+ people working on a Chinese search engine but has no plans to launch it “right now”
does it? Washington Post : Google CEO Pichai says in Post interview the company is still figuring out China and hate speech … Ina Fried / Axios : Google's Pichai on antitrust: There's more internation...
Sources detail the measures Google took to keep Dragonfly under wraps, including shutting out some members of the security and privacy teams from key meetings
including to most Google employees — and resigned in protest after a month of internally fighting for clarification,” writes Jack Poulson. http://theintercept.com/... Ryan Gallagher / @rj_gallagher : ...
Sources detail the measures Google took to keep Dragonfly under wraps, including shutting out some members of the security and privacy teams from key meetings
pardon my lingo — “big yikes” if true. Yonatan at Google was an effective leader of large engineering projects: known for having both the ear of upper management, and the willingness & desire to liste...
Sources detail the measures Google took to keep Dragonfly under wraps, including shutting out some members of the security and privacy teams from key meetings
pardon my lingo — “big yikes” if true. Yonatan at Google was an effective leader of large engineering projects: known for having both the ear of upper management, and the willingness & desire to liste...
Transcript of remarks on Dragonfly by Google search chief Ben Gomes to staff seem to contradict Google's claims about limited progress on Chinese search engine
“We have to be focused on what we want to enable,” said Ben Gomes, Google's search engine chief. “And then when the opening happens, we are ready for it.” Tweets: @kateconger , @jillianiles , @aascha...
Reports indicate Sergey Brin only recently learned about Dragonfly, Google's censored search project for China, which may be further along than execs claim
On Thursday afternoon, a critical meeting at Google was derailed by a handful of tweets. Employees who had been pressing top executives …