The coming days aren’t going to be much ‘happy go lucky’ for Google.

 

It hasn’t been long since one of the most powerful tech giants took a turn from the gates of Congress. After facing numerous lawsuits and allegations. And now its time for another big name from the tech world to show its presence in front of the Congress.

 

Donald Trump Accused Google For Suppressing Conservatives:

 

Just a few months back, in August, the US president got heated on Google. Trump accused the tech giant of initially ‘ suppressing the voices of conservatives.’

 

He claimed that the company’s searching results aren’t fair. In his tweet, Trump stated that the universal search results on Google are rigged.

Will Google Only Respond To Allegations On Its Political Biasness?

 

The Google company was pretty quick in denying the allegations imposed by Donald Trump.

Unlike, Facebook CEO who had been involved in too much trouble the past year, the situations happening today are rare for Google.

 

The CEO; Sundar Pichai will face the Congress for the first time. But not to his surprise, he’ll be answerable to much more than just political biasness.

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Recently, Google’s custom and censored search engine for the Chinese market is making the turn in the allegations market. The controversial project called Dragonfly that is a search engine and also collect data of users might be a topic of discussion at the Congress.

 

The project has become highly controversial for its extreme censorship. The search engine will not allow access to topics like religion, peaceful protest or even human rights! And not to forget its power of collecting users data in China.

 

This sounds totally crazy and rightfully questionable.

 

This has gotten so controversial that even Amnesty International and other human rights protestors and even Google’s own employees have demanded Google to publicly address and provide more information about its project- Dragonfly.

 

Let’s see how the accused company protects its brand’s image from the damage in front of the Congress.

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