Google Translate banned in Chinese company halts its services

New Delhi:

Google has completely shut down its translation service in China. The world’s largest search engine announced this on Monday. Earlier, Google has shifted manufacturing of many of its products from China to other countries. In this regard, the Google Traslate service has also been stopped. In fact, China has banned most services provided by social media companies in most countries. Until now these Google services were available in China, but now they have stopped.

closed for what

According to media reports, Google has stopped the translation service in China due to less use. A normal search bar now appears when you open the translation service. Here is a link that takes you to the company’s webpage in Hong Kong. This webpage is banned in China. Several users in China have complained that Google Translate services are not working. He said that the translate feature is no longer being used in Google’s Chrome browser.

Google launched in 2017

Google has said in a statement that the use of translate facilities in China is decreasing, so these services have been stopped. It is not yet clear how many users in China were using Google Translate services. Google introduced the Translate app in China in 2017. Chinese rapper MC Jin also made an advertisement for it, so that more and more users can use it.