"The billionaire and technology investor Peter Thiel believes that Google should be investigated for treason. He accused Google of working with the Chinese government. The Trump administration will consider this," US President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter on July 16.

Sharing with the press on the same day, Mr. Trump said he would mobilize various agencies, including the Ministry of Justice, to consider Mr. Thiel’s charges.

Peter Thiel is a venture capitalist, co-founder of PayPal, America’s leading e-commerce company.

Thiel has repeatedly called on the FBI and CIA to investigate the relationship between Google and China and accuse the search giant of working with the Chinese military.

At a hearing in parliament in March, General Marine Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, also expressed similar concerns about Google.

Recently, at the hearing of the US Senate on July 16 on Google’s content policies, Karan Bhatia, Google’s Vice President, dismissed claims that Google was invaded by Chinese intelligence. enter or the company has "ignored" the code theft.

Bhatia insists that making decisions on government contracts is not based on pressure from China.

The official added that Google canceled the effort to develop a search engine that must comply with China’s political censorship regulations. Google will only open such a service when consulting with key shareholders.

However, when questioned by MPs, Mr Bhatia refused to commit to censoring content in China or conducting a third party control of content censorship policies. US MPs have criticized this lack of commitment from Google.