Google Earth 4+

When look back at map, some building like Eiffel Tower has their model perspective and other in the world was like 2D only

JHKoay’s review is referred.

The request to include Chinese cities is noted but the comment that it’s not in compared to Macao and Hong Kong just because the Chinese do not allow their people to use Google so that’s why Google doesn’t include 3D renderings of their cities on this app is both redundant and self explanatory.

The Chinese Communist Party bans the use of Google and other global internet platforms as they go against the communist ideology and are pro democracy and hence defies their own stand and contradicts communist propaganda.

Google requires a lot of information on geography, topography, weather and utilises architectural, landscape, satellite as well as on ground imagery to generate the 3D renderings of cities on Google Earth.

So why would the Chinese Communist Party allow Google or other image and data collecting third parties used by Google to come to China, or enter their air space to gather the information required when they don’t even allow their people to use the information. That would be very stupid of them.

Thankfully JHKuay obviously doesn’t work for the Chinese Communist Party or his own superiors would’ve had him shot for speaking to Google directly. He would be deemed a spy, killed and his family would have been given the bill to repay the communist government for conducting his execution.

Please add more of this feature to any other countries with big cities. For example, China, a country with 65 big cites that have a population more than a million for each of them, doesn’t even have a 3D feature! Instead, Macao and Hong Kong which are a part of China and much smaller than China have a 3D feature. Why is this happening? Just because their government doesn’t allow them to use Google apps, then you assume we don’t have to explore their country using 3D feature? Come on, by using 3D feature, we get to know the country a lot such as their architecture. I hope you listen to my suggestion, Google.