Digging on possible connections between Google and surveillance tech in China.
Note there were several Q posts linking Feinstein, Google, and China - specifically Shenzhen.
A data leak discovered by a Dutch internet expert has revealed over 2.5 million people who are under active surveillance by a Chinese government contractor.
The leaked data also showed about 6.7 million location data points linked to the people which were gathered within 24 hours, tagged with descriptions such as “mosque”, “hotel,” “internet cafe” and other places where surveillance cameras were likely to be found.
An exposed database maintained by Shenzhen-based facial-recognition technology company SenseNets Technology revealed ID card numbers, birth dates and location data which went.unprotected for months.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-17/chinese-data-leak-reveals-millions-people-actively-tracked-surveillance-network
A surveillance system like this would require a sophisicated integration of database, and search functions, Google's specialty. Remember, Google's dragonfly project? Google claimed to end the project, but Q was skeptical about that.
https://theintercept.com/2018/10/09/google-china-censored-search-engine/
Here are some other possible connections:
Google announces patent agreement with Tencent amid China push
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-google-tencent/google-announces-patent-agreement-with-tencent-amid-china-push-idUSKBN1F80DF
Headquartered in Shenzhen, Tencent is one of China's and the world's largest internet services companies, with interests in media, entertainment, web and mobile communications, advertising, e-commerce and internet banking.
Google opens new office in Shenzhen, targeting China expansion
By Bai Yuanqi (People's Daily) 09:40, January 18, 2018
Google, the US tech giant, is opening an office in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province, one month after its move to set up the first artificial intelligence lab in China.
http://en.people.cn/n3/2018/0118/c90000-9316907.html