Everything below this paragraph is beside the point, but rather answering other parts. Google isn't acting 'better' than China, and they're not angry at this time because of censorship. They're pissed because someone is screwing with their Gmail servers and all of the traits of the attack seem to point to a government institution - which is to say, the Chinese government.Megawat22 said:I can see where China's coming from with all the censorship, but it will only make the situation worse when the information all comes flooding out.
Also I got the feeling that Google seems to think it's better than China. If China wants to block stuff off that's just something China or the UN or whoever is in charge of this stuff, has to deal with. Not Google.
it's mirror's edge time! mirror's edge takes place in china right?Singularly Datarific said:Google Vs. Chinese GOVT.FogHornG36 said:My bet is on a billion screaming chinamenBloodstain said:GOOGLE vs. CHINA
Bets are now accepted. My money is on Google.
It could be a huge electronic war, censorship vs information. Whoever gets their version of the truth through to the populace wins.
They didn't send any emails though. Apparently that just logged onto my email and thats it.BobDobolina said:What he's describing sounds like a routine hacking attempt to forward malware spam. (I had to rotate my G-mail password the other day over a similar incident.) China doesn't have anyone with "Infallible Leader" titles, so either the hacker or the poster doesn't know that.Android2137 said:*shudders* Just checked my gmail and fortunately, the only one who ever accessed it was me. It's a fairly new account though, so it's not like I have much in it...Littlee300 said:Holy shit, my gmail account was accessed by someone in China and so was my brother's. I immediately changed the password.
Edit: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=43bb9b8cf49bd661&hl=en
http://www.google.sc/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=3851ed39df555b40&hl=en
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=396417
http://www.google.ms/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=653f11335dff3cb6&hl=en
Does anyone see a trend here?
Edit: I don't know if it is possible that a hacker could use a proxy that says he is in China but still..
Edit 2: Sends email to friends "Long live the infallible leader of China"
As for your edit 2, I thought one would only have to say such things in North Korea... But then again, they don't have access to the internet...
Me too.... Me too.Rex Fallout said:The PRC and the CCP need to be overthrown its tirade of forcing abortions, imprisoning peaceful protesters and censoring the news needs to stop. While we here in America can see the Libya revolution as an obvious cry from the people for democracy, they don't hear about it at all, or even worse, are told by their government that this spilled blood is all that democracy has to offer. The day will come when the CCP pays for the atrocities it has dealt to mankind, I just pray that I am there to see them get the punishment they deserve.
???Greg Tito said:Even the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan is considered dangerous to the State.
Probably many decades later if lower class tolerance from the past teaches us anything.Logic 0 said:Wonder how long until the revolution in china starts?