Google has decided to close down its controversial Project Dragonfly which would have seen the company launching a censored version of its search engine in China. The company's vice president of public policy, Karan Bhatia, made the revelation speaking at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing yesterday. She said simply: "We have terminated Project Dragonfly". See also: Yes, Google really is listening in on what you say to Google Assistant There will be no more tablets from Google Google confirms that second-hand Nest Cams could have been used to spy on people Google has never said anything publicly about Project Dragonfly,… [Continue Reading]
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