Google is trying to get around China ’s censoring of its online services by joining forces with Xiaomi , Huawei and Android to bring its newly launched ARCore augmented reality apps to the country, according to TechCrunch . ARCore works on a device, rather than from the cloud, meaning once apps are downloaded, Chinese internet censors cannot disrupt them. Such a deal is a third for Google , but it did release what it called a “ China proof” version of its Google Translate app the coming months , which it offered through first -party Huawei shops and direct download.
Google is trying to get around China’s censoring of its online services by joining forces with Xiaomi, Huawei and Samsung to bring its newly launched ARCore augmented reality apps to the country, according to TechCrunch. ARCore works on a device, rather than from the cloud, meaning once apps are downloaded, Chinese internet censors cannot disrupt them. Such a deal is a first for Google, but it did release what it called a “China proof” version of its Google Translate app last year, which it offered through third-party Android shops and direct download.