google.cn has already unfiltered results concerning the Tiananmen massacre.
So the government may block access to google.cn if it hasn't already.
So the government may block access to google.cn if it hasn't already.
Searching "Tianamen" (note the missing "n") is not filtered, though. I wonder if this was a purposeful loophole in Google's filtering, or an engineering mistake.
http://images.google.cn/images?hl=zh-CN&um=1&sa=1... http://images.google.cn/images?hl=zh-CN&um=1&sa=1...
Are you claiming google.cn has already changed their filtering though? Just fwiw, from what I understand you would need to use a Chinese IP address if you wanted to properly verify that.
http://images.google.cn/images?hl=zh-CN&um=1&newwind...
Screenshot : http://hotelcostantiga.com/specials/censor.jpg
Screenshot : http://hotelcostantiga.com/specials/censor2.jpg
The correct spelling IS censored.
I know when I tried in the past (when it first was censored) miss-spellings were still not filtered.