Russia Expands 'White List' of Websites Amid Mobile Internet Controls
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Russia's Ministry of Digital Development has expanded the 'white list' of websites that remain accessible during mobile internet shutdowns, including the addition of Vladimir Solovyov’s propagandist channel. This move affects internet access during government-imposed restrictions, influencing information flow and public communication within Russia.
Reported Facts
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- •The Ministry of Digital Development officially expanded the list of websites accessible during mobile internet shutdowns in Russia.
- •Vladimir Solovyov’s channel, known for its propagandist content, was added to the 'white list'.
- •The 'white list' determines which websites remain available when mobile internet services are restricted by authorities.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian government further expands the 'white list' to include more state-aligned media then the public will have increased access to government-approved information during internet restrictions, potentially limiting exposure to independent or foreign news sources.
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