Google 'agrees deal with Russia to censor Government
Jun 22, 2020 · The most popular websites and apps that are banned in Russia are: LinkedIn; Dailymotion; ProtonMail; Wikipedia pages which discuss illegal activity; LinkedIn and Dailymotion have all been blocked in Russia after refusing to agree to its ‘on Personal Data’ law. Under this law, any internet company with users in the country must agree to All the latest news and stories from Russia. Stay tuned for updates and breaking news on Russian politics, economy and cultural events. Only relevant insights into Russia and its relations with other countries around the globe. MOSCOW, January 9 (RIA Novosti) – Russian Internet censorship was broadened this week to include animal protection as two “doghunter” websites were banned in St. Petersburg. Russia has a thriving underground community of vigilantes who kill off arguably dangerous stray dogs in areas where animal control measures are ineffective. Jul 20, 2020 · 6 Crypto Websites Blocked by Russia’s Media Watchdog, Including News Outlet (Roskomnadzor) added five crypto websites to its register of banned internet sources. Access to btcphone.ru First banned in 1976. It was re-classified R 18+, with four minutes of footage removed. It was re-banned in 1981, and another three times in 1983. In 1984 it was given an X 18+ (banned in all states, although legally for sale in the two Territories), uncut.
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Bitcoin Websites Banned in Russia. Although Russia is taking steps to create a new legislation focused on cryptocurrencies, which could possibly see Bitcoin and others recognized as digital goods, it’s still far from a safe heaven for Bitcoin companies, many of which have seen their websites prohibited in the region for no apparent reason. Russia may fine Google for failing to remove banned websites
Reports: Russian authorities make deal with Google
Bitcoin Lottery Startup TrueFlip Banned in Russia Bitcoin Websites Banned in Russia. Although Russia is taking steps to create a new legislation focused on cryptocurrencies, which could possibly see Bitcoin and others recognized as digital goods, it’s still far from a safe heaven for Bitcoin companies, many of which have seen their websites prohibited in the region for no apparent reason.