"Ming Pao" today (16th) published a commentary titled "Using Science to Make Google Travel Safe" written by former Hong Kong and Taiwan program "Headline News" host Zeng Zhihao. The author pointed out that citizens must scan the "Safe Travel" when they enter the premises. The measure of the two-dimensional code of the venue, and asking Google to correct the wrong search results are not in the spirit of science.
The Security Bureau issued a statement tonight (16th), saying that the relevant comments "highlighted that although the author claimed to be a current affairs commentator, he failed to clearly understand the seriousness of the matter", expressing regret for this.
The Security Bureau stated that it believed that the relevant comments were biased and confusing, and criticized the author for using other examples in an attempt to compare it with the national anthem incident that damaged national dignity.
Zeng Zhihao mentioned in a commentary article in "Ming Pao" today that Hong Kong recently canceled the "safe travel" policy, saying that the decision-making process is full of political calculations, but lacks scientific proof.
He said that the number of daily confirmed cases of the new crown has exceeded 10,000, which is higher than the peak period in the past, and the epidemic prevention measures were also relaxed at this time. Abandon Director Lu's highly respected and useful travel with peace of mind?"
He also mentioned in the article that the same is true for the "wrong Hong Kong national anthem" found in Google searches. He believes that the scientific spirit is to understand the operating principles of Internet search engines and find solutions. Catch technology companies and bring them to justice, and even hope that Google will change the search results." He continued that search engines only reflect the online ecological environment. Regarding the request to change the search results of the national anthem, it is unscientific.
Former Hong Kong and Taiwan host Zeng Zhihao published a commentary article "Using Science to Make Google Travel with Peace of Mind", pointing out that the Hong Kong government's request for Google to correct the wrong search results is not in the spirit of science.
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The Security Bureau immediately issued a statement expressing regret in the evening. It believed that the comments were biased and misleading. The cancellation of the requirement that citizens have to scan the QR code of the "safe travel" place when entering the premises is also based on the same consideration.
The spokesman also appealed to the public to continue to make good use of the mobile application. The government will continue to respond to the latest developments of the epidemic and continue to accurately adjust and optimize the anti-epidemic measures based on factors such as scientific data analysis, so as to facilitate citizens' daily life and economic activities. Continue to return to normal in an orderly manner under controllable risks.
The Secretary for Security, Tang Bingqiang, pointed out earlier that Google owed Hong Kong people an explanation for not changing the search results.
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As for the search for the national anthem of Hong Kong, the spokesperson said that the national anthem of the People's Republic of China is only "March of the Volunteers", and it is wrong for anyone to try to confuse it with other songs. "The author believes that Internet search engines have operating principles. Government officials asked Google Changing the search results is not in the spirit of science, and highlights that although the author claims to be a current affairs commentator, he fails to clearly understand the seriousness of the matter."
The spokesperson criticized the author for using other examples in an attempt to compare this event with the damage to national dignity. When a song closely related to the "Hong Kong Independence" demonstrations is mistakenly displayed as the national anthem, it should be corrected.
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