Google has accused the Chinese authorities of disrupting its e-mail service inside the country, adding a new twist to the standoff over censorship that has bedevilled the US company’s attempts to push into the world’s most populous internet market.
The claim by Google on Monday followed weeks of sporadic problems encountered by internet users in mainland China as the government tightened its censorship measures in light of an anonymous online call for a “Jasmine Revolution”.
Google said: “This is a government blockage carefully designed to look like the problem is with Gmail.”
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