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 Google says there are 100 million devices that support ARCore , 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 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.