Recently, some netizens raised doubts on Weibo, such as Google Translation cannot be opened, pages are transferred to Hong Kong domains, etc. According to foreign media reports, Google spokesperson replied to the TechCrunch technology website via email, saying that due to the low usage rate, the company will no longer provide translation services to mainland China. Indirectly confirms netizens' speculation that users must use the URL of the Hong Kong domain name before they can continue to use it. An email reply from a spokesperson for
Google said that due to the low usage rate, the Google Translation function will no longer continue to provide services in mainland China.
It is understood that after Google search engine withdrew from the mainland market in 2010, it only retained the two functions of translation and map. With the shutdown of the map function, it has been reported that Google Translation web pages have also been removed from the shelves in China. Some netizens said that Google Translation could not be opened after waking up.
Google China version search engine function After withdrawing from the mainland market in 2010, only the only two functions of map and translation remain. The map function was also announced to be removed from the Chinese version the following year. Since then, the translation function has been around until now. During this period, it has been reported that Google wants to return to the mainland market, but it has been left alone.
At present, when the original Google translation localized domain name is enabled in mainland China, a prompt will appear. Please bookmark our new URL. However, the new URL must be used through special software.
