Sundar Pichai defends Google's 'integrity' of products ahead of 11 Dec testimony
In written testimony, Sundar Pichai said he has led the company “without political bias.” The chief executive officer of Google on 10 December defended the integrity of the company’s products a day ahead of a congressional hearing where he is expected to face tough questions from US. In written testimony to the House Judiciary Committee made public on 10 December, CEO Sundar Pichai said he led the company “without political bias.” “We work hard to ensure the integrity of our products, and we’ve put a number of checks and balances in place to ensure they continue to live up to our standards,” Pichai’s testimony said. Pichai Testimony by Tech2 on Scribd The company has been criticized after reports it was considering re-entering China’s search engine market and would comply with its internet censorship and surveillance policies. Pichai said in his testimony that “even as we expand into new markets we never forget our American roots.” He added that “we do work, and we will continue to work, with the government to keep our country safe and secure.” Pichai may face questions about Google+.
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