Articles about Baidu

In the updates since last night, both Facebook and Twitter launched a crackdown on a misleading post from US President Donald Trump.

Late last month, India's Information Technology Ministry banned 59 Chinese applications, deeming them "prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defense of India, security of state and public order".

Amid heightened tensions along the LAC, the Government of India has taken the decision to ban as many as 59 'unsafe' Chinese applications.

Amid heightened tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the Government of India has taken the decision to ban 59 Chinese smartphone apps with immediate effect.

As many as 52 'China-linked' apps, including some popular ones, have been deemed unsafe by Indian intelligence agencies.

The COVID-19 pandemic, which has wreaked havoc all over the globe, may have actually started much earlier than currently thought.

The outbreak of coronavirus has hit all aspects of daily life in China, including the education system.

In a major move, Google has launched a crackdown against DO Global, a popular Chinese app developer.

Chinese internet giant Baidu has announced a new partnership with SB Drive, a subsidiary of Japan's SoftBank.

Chinese tech firms are under scanner after a recent Human Rights Watch (HRW) report slammed them over gender-discriminatory job ads.

Sources have now revealed that Baidu's facial recognition software helped reunite a Chinese family after 27 years.

The world is on the Internet and, therefore, the advertisements are following suit.

China already has a strongly fortified Internet firewall in place to block elements that the government considers to be a misfit in their present scheme of things.

The current condition of Wikipedia in China is quite bizarre, it works fine when someone searches generic stuff, but when sensitive words like "Dalai Lama" and "Xi Jinping" come up, it just shuts down.