Which Google Services Are Still Available in China?
Docs and Picasa partially blocked; Blogger and YouTube blocked completely.
With the news that Google is redirecting traffic to Google.cn to Google.com.hk, many people are wondering just which Google services are available from Google China. While Google admits that China can block access anytime, the company has set up an apps dashboard that shows what services are available to users in Mainland China at any given time.
At the moment, it looks like half of the services listed are operating without interruption. Blocked services make up 25 percent and the last 25 percent of services are partially blocked. Completely blocked services include YouTube and Blogger, while Google Docs and Picasa are both partially blocked. Check out the full list below.
Hit up Google's Mainland China service availability page to see a more current version of the list.
[UPDATE] Currently many users in Mainland China are experiencing problems with Web search, images and Google news. Right now, the only services lists as having no issues are Google Ads and Gmail.


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Basically, even if youtube were in china, people wouldn't use it simply because the chinese clones of it offers free moving, etc on top of the stuff normally in youtube.
Exactly what I was thinking.
I thought google.cn would be blocked also, as you mentiones that in a past article. But a world without youtube is unimaginable to me now.
Can't choose not to have health care plan
Sure we can, all that needs to be done is change who's elected to office in sufficient numbers that will change the policy.
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Interesting way of looking at it.
Thank goodness. I thought my ads might have issues."
we can fix that sharpish.... quick someone take out an ad for selling posters of Tienanmen square
Won't happen. The government that robs Peter to pay Paul will always have the support of Paul.
There are several youtube clones in China ATM that have no restrictions on posting copyrighted materials (they do censor stuff a per chinese government policy though).
Basically, even if youtube were in china, people wouldn't use it simply because the chinese clones of it offers free moving, etc on top of the stuff normally in youtube
And they comes with free malware. I stopped using them long time ago. Just not worth it.