Google updates its transparency report to show how many times governments around the world tried to censor search results, remove YouTube videos or view user data in the second half of the last year. Each request is recorded and detailed, with most of the documents of the United States, the United Kingdom and India. Applications vary from censoring a video where a Canadian citizen
creative
destroyed his passport (not filled) through blogs that promote hatred and violence (filled). List of Mountain View is an interesting read, but not all bad news: where the videos were more critical or satirical, local authorities, the search giant has refused to shoot 'em, respect for the individual the right to freedom of expression in the majority of cases. 
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