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nese Internet users were unable to connect to Google's main search site or its China-based service,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], google.cn,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], starting Wednesday nightfall. Qin did no answer to answers almost whether the government was responsible for the outage. But he said he hoped the problem tin be "decided swiftly."
Meanwhile, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Trade Representative Ron Kirk, in a letter to Chinese officials,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], cried on Beijing to revoke its order for the "Green Dam Youth Escort" filtering software to be pre-installed or supplied on a disc with entire new PCs in China beginning July 1. They warned the rule "poses a solemn barrier to commerce" and said the software might pose security risks. "China is putting companies in one untenable situation along requiring them, with virtually no public notification, to pre-install software namely appears to have broad-based censorship implications and web security issues," Locke said in a expression.
China encourages Internet use for training and business, and has the largest population of Internet users at more than 298 million. But the communist government tries to block material believed filthy or destructive and operates the world's most roomy Web monitoring and filtering system.
Locke and Kirk's letter said Beijing might have violated World Trade Organization rules that necessitate governments to give companies advance notice of rule alterations,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], an explanation and time to comment. Locke and Kirk's letter heaved the likelihood that Washington might challenge China's rule in the WTO. The United States and European Union filed WTO grumbles Tuesday accusing China of improperly favoring its servant industries by impeding exports of industrial raw materials. Chinese officials insist the filtering software is aimed at blocking way to turbulent or filthy matter online. Chinese Web consumers have begged to the administration to repeal the order, pointing out that "Green Dam" mistakenly blocks way to online cartoons, pictures of beasts and other innocuous subjects.
Researchers at the University of Michigan who studied "Green Dam" say they have found "serious security vulnerabilities due to programming mistakes" that could grant anybody Web site a PC user visits to take control of the microprocessor. "Protecting children from inappropriate content is a legitimate objective, but this is an inappropriate method and is promising to have a broader coverage," Kirk said. "Mandating technically flawed Green Dam software and denying contractors and purchasers freedom to select filtering software is an unnecessary and unjustified method to attain that objective, and poses a serious barrier to trade,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," he said.
Washington and Beijing have had a catena of technology-related discussions over China's exertion to restrict Internet access and use norm to promote development of Chinese high-tech industry. Last annual, Beijing ordered foreign jobbers of computer security technology to unveil how their productions go. Following U.S. protests, the government coincided in April to postpone that for a year. The order still applies to productions sold to Chinese government agencies.