- Countries:
- Hong Kong (China)
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Internet & Telecoms, Media
- Languages:
- English
Recently netizens found out the photo search function of HK Yahoo! has been filtered / re-indexed. Some netizens were worried that such practice is the beginning of political censorship. Ben Crox follows through the discussion in his blog post.
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Wow, ben said the nonsense word 64 got blocked! oh, what a pity.