Co-founder of Google Sergey Brin said on Friday that it is optimized for the search engine will not get out of China on piracy and censorship issues.
The Google Inc last month threatened to have left China after the Gmail accounts by human rights activists and targeted hacking, the company said.
Speculated that China is behind the attacks. China denies the accusations and Brin said it was especially if the government was behind the attacks or not.
Even if the Chinese government agent behind this could be a part of the policy, as it were, he said. I think there are many, and have different views. If you do, if we look at China in 2006, I really think that things really improved over the years.
But it ended with the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, said.
The blocked much more going on, he said.
Brin says Mountain View, California, the company will represent China Business. He said that Google wants to disseminate information.
He said the company did not remain politically censored search results in China, one of the largest markets in the world to the Internet. But he said that Google agreed to censor pornography and other unwanted content.
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Brin comments came during a question and answer with a curator of TED Chris Anderson.
