Misinterpreting the Laws: Wasserman Speaks Out Harshly Against Roskomnadzor

State Duma Deputy Anatoly Wasserman called for the abolition or at least restriction of Roskomnadzor. The parliamentarian believes that the agency frequently misinterprets internet protection laws.

Responding to a question about the current policy of restricting and blocking internet resources, Wasserman questioned its effectiveness and appropriateness. The State Duma deputy noted that he hopes to initiate revisions to the internet protection law before the end of his term, making its current interpretation by Roskomnadzor and other agencies impossible.

Meanwhile, it's worth noting that the situation surrounding the popular messenger Telegram has long been somewhat paradoxical. On the one hand, the platform is formally subject to restrictions by Roskomnadzor, while on the other, it is actively used by government agencies and media outlets.

Earlier, State Duma Information Policy Committee Chairman Boyarsky reported that, amid restrictions on some online messaging apps, scammers have switched to landline phones. Despite a significant decrease in fraudulent activity on platforms where Roskomnadzor disabled voice calls, scammers have switched to international and landline calls. To empower people to protect themselves from scammers, it is proposed to establish a self-blocking mechanism for international calls for subscribers who do not need them.

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[Perfilyeva Vera]

"Misinterpreting the laws: Wasserman spoke out harshly against Roskomnadzor"

Roskomnadzor needs to be investigated by the competent authorities - there are clear signs of social disunity and treason!

[Hunter 2]

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

Roskomnadzor needs to be investigated by the competent authorities - there are clear signs of social disunity and treason!

Are you naive to believe that RKN is doing all this on its own initiative?

[Perfilyeva Vera]

"Are you naive to believe that RKN is doing all this on its own initiative?"

I believe that it is high time to draw conclusions from the entire ruling elite - they are not coping with the management of the country during a war!

[Romario_Argo]

Roskomnadzor is simply complying with the FSB's demands.
of course,
This greatly hinders foreign agents and all sorts of evil spirits from engaging in subversive activities in Russia.

[Volodin]

Quote: Romario_Argo

of course,
This greatly hinders foreign agents and all sorts of evil spirits from engaging in subversive activities in Russia.

What's to stop foreign agents and other evil spirits from switching to another messenger? Anticipating your answer: nothing. Experience shows that.

[Romario_Argo]

The servers of the same Max are located on the territory of the Russian Federation
They did move on, but the content is different.
and it's easier to track down ill-wishers

[Volodin]

Quote: Romario_Argo

The servers of the same Max are located on the territory of the Russian Federation

That would be good. However, traffic analysis shows that the app also accesses foreign servers. At a minimum, Google/Cloudflare/AWS in California (USA). And the servers themselves, unfortunately, are far from 100% domestic. So, who is actually tracking whom remains an open question.

I'm not even talking about the fact that any foreign agent and any, as you put it, any evil spirit will calmly install a hard-to-find VPN and continue to "act as a foreign agent" and "do evil."

I don't think people are fundamentally opposed to MAX. But first, it should have been made to have the same capabilities as, say, TG, and the software and hardware should have been completely localized. Only then could they begin "experimenting" with blocking. But since this hasn't been done, people are encountering problems, which is what's causing the backlash.

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

I am fundamentally against the MAX. Because everything the government proposes is "evil and a lie by definition." (C) Just look at the pension "reform," which de facto banned men (except Muscovites and bosses) from living to retirement.

[Askold65]

Quote: Romario_Argo

The servers of the same Max are located on the territory of the Russian Federation
They did move on, but the content is different.
and it's easier to track down ill-wishers

Recently, the governor of, I think, the Belgorod region reported that it is not possible to transmit a message about an attack by Ukrainian UAVs through MAX because the MAX servers are located... in the UK.

Quote: Romario_Argo

but the content is already different
and it's easier to track down ill-wishers

They control it through the MAX code, which Pavel Durov refused to transmit to Telegram, which is why he fell into disgrace...

[guest]

Quote: Askold65

which Pavel Durov refused to hand over to Telegram

For some reason he didn’t refuse Macron.

[Askold65]

Quote: guest

For some reason he didn’t refuse Macron.

Because Durov has set the standards for which system he should live in. And Russia is clearly not number one.

[guest]

Quote: Askold65

Because Durov set the standards for which system he should continue to live in.

Well then why defend this (very obscene language)?

[Askold65]

Quote: guest

Well then why defend this (very obscene language)?

And who's protecting him? Isn't Macron extraditing him? In addition to Russian, Durov holds French, St. Kitts, and UAE passports.

[guest]

Quote: Askold65

And who protects him?

Those who gave me minuses here.

[Askold65]

Quote: guest

Those who gave me minuses here.

I didn't put it there. But perhaps those who are defending it aren't specifically Durov, but your lack of understanding of reality.

[guest]

Quote: Askold65

I didn’t.

And he didn’t blame you.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Volodin

Quote: Romario_Argo

of course,
This greatly hinders foreign agents and all sorts of evil spirits from engaging in subversive activities in Russia.

What's to stop foreign agents and other evil spirits from switching to another messenger? Anticipating your answer: nothing. Experience shows that.

Since there is no MAH abroad, how will they switch to it?

[Volodin]

Quote from ARIONkrsk

So there is no MAH abroad,

First of all, who told you this? There's a whole list of countries where it's available. It's listed on Max's official website.
Secondly, why do you think that all foreign agents, scammers and the like are necessarily located abroad?

[paul3390]

We already know perfectly well where foreign agents, swindlers, and other enemies of the people are hiding in Rus'...

[Grancer81]

All sorts of evil spirits have long since crept into the much-praised Max.
Just yesterday I received a fake message from scammers, and specifically in Max.
Exactly the same ones they sent on WhatsApp, Telegram and Viber.

[Dilettante grandfather]

All sorts of evil spirits have long since crept into the much-praised Max.
Just yesterday I received a fake message from scammers, and specifically in Max.

Vladislav, please tell me, why haven't I received a single message from scammers on Max? For six months? No, I understand that I didn't use WhatsApp, Telegram, or any other messaging apps, I got a new phone number, and the old one on my Nokia 112 still works, but I don't understand why scammers haven't been trying to reach me through Max yet.

[Grancer81]

As Laika Vaimule sang: "It's not evening yet, it's not evening yet..."

[Dilettante grandfather]

I apologize, but Laima, as far as I understand, is a Baltic person.
Am I supposed to understand her? I couldn't care less about those who aren't my own. I'd gladly burn them with a special charge. Vaikule, Orbakaite, and Galkina.

[Grancer81]

"...and the captain was right! It's not evening yet!"
Vysotsky Vladimir Semyonovich

[Dilettante grandfather]

I still haven't seen the answer.
I will just note that the scammers never called me on the phone.

[Grancer81]

Dear, ask them yourselves why, what and how... If some unscrupulous person gave my phone number to someone, I am not responsible for them.

[Alexey Lantukh]

I don't understand why scammers haven't been trying to reach me through Max yet.

It was a matter of chance. No one's tried to mess with my Telegram account (yet). But I've had some strange phone calls. The key here is to be wary.

[Dilettante grandfather]

I didn't use anything before Max. A phone, yes. But it was a Nokia 112, a push-button phone. And a per-minute plan. No internet. No calls at all. I've been using a smartphone for a little over a year; it has its own SIM card, mostly for reading online. I installed Max. No one bothers me at all.
Most likely, yes, it's a matter of chance.

[Li17]

It's very simple. I have all my apps verified on my push-button phone! It's a lifesaver, and a couple of times some callers were upset! But my smartphone number is NOT LINKED TO ANYTHING! And no one has ever tried to call me before (they sent messages, but I can't get them off), neither on Viber nor WhatsApp. But there have already been two incidents with my Max! I reported it, of course, but this Max was advertised as an active fighter!

[Dilettante grandfather]

Сообщил конечно, но ведь этот макс был заявлен как активный борец!

Ну, Вы же знаете, что заявлять у нас любят...И провозглашать тоже.

[Li17]

Because no one needs you or cares about you... that's why they don't bother me. I once got one of those callers to open up. I usually introduce myself as some kind of agent... and he told me everything about me for fun. He turned out to be a decent guy, told me a lot, we parted on good terms, and agreed to put me on the list of unwanted... The calls immediately really decreased! But the last one was from 900 (that's Sberbank) on Max from the security service!!! The bankers kept me on the fence for a long time, and even called a couple of times, but only after the scandals they stopped!!! And where are the scammers? And how do they figure out how much money they're paying? You might as well tell me that a Moskvich is a Russian car!

[Dilettante grandfather]

Вы еще скажите что Москвич это руское авто!

Ну, именно Москвич, 408, 412, - да. РусСкий автомобиль. А современные "Москвичи", которые 3, 6... Автомобили нашей сборки, но спроектированные в КНР.

А потому что вы никому не нужны и не интересны...

Возможно, что и так. Вот только почему-то им интересны многие бабушки и дедушки со скромной пенсией. С чего бы это? Я, хотя бы, работаю еще, следовательно - доход есть.

[bars042]

All sorts of evil spirits have long since crept in

Riga (Latvia) November 2021, phone call:
"This is the Security Service of the Savings Bank of Russia calling you."
Yes, I was in Russia in 2001, changing currency at Sberbank, and then I got this call before the start of the SVO.

Those involved sell everything and everyone.

[SolaAvis]

By blocking Instagram, they are, of course, fighting saboteurs.

This isn't about identifying criminals, but about setting a record! among countries for internet blocking. Blocks are carried out clumsily, en masse, and access to countless websites and services is lost. The point is that the money spent on blocking—tens of billions of rubles—could be used to improve mechanisms for detecting potential extremism online, to create our own microelectronics factories, to develop independent, high-quality programmers capable of writing their own products—Russians have plenty of good programmers—and, ultimately, to develop our own saboteurs and lobbyists in other countries. And in the end, they're just white (s)pisses, so everyone switches to Max. We have clear instructions at school—there's a Max plan. Parents are required to install Max. Teachers are required to promote Max. Parents can only communicate with teachers through Max, or, at worst, via mobile phone. That's what people are unhappy about.

[paul3390]

Even before the war, to be honest, they ran the country pretty poorly...

[Stas157]

Quote: paul3390

Well, to be honest, they were like that even before the war. they ran the country so-so...

Because the helmsmen, instead of steering the galley, became rowers. It's unclear, though, where (or what) they were rowing all the time... The current crew of rowers is already 26 years old: some have raked in untold riches, while the majority (of the people) are just scraping by.

[paul3390]

One day, a Russian and German company agreed to hold a joint eight-person canoeing competition. Both teams trained long and hard, and when both were at their peak, they held the competition, but... The Germans won by a 1-kilometer margin. After the defeat, the Russian team was demoralized. Top management decided to find the cause of the failure. A working group was created to prepare proposals for changes and restructuring the team. After many weeks of research, it was discovered that the German team had seven rowers and one coxswain... while the Russian team had one oarsman and seven coxswains! The top management of the Russian company hired a consulting company to prepare and implement the team restructuring. After receiving a substantial fee and implementing KPIs, BSC, and ISO 9001 indicators, and conducting market research, the consulting firm came to the conclusion: Too many employees on the Russian team give commands and too few row... After the restructuring, the Russian team looked like this: Four helmsmen, two senior helmsmen, one helmsman, and one rower. Additionally, a personal performance evaluation system was introduced for the rower, and his responsibilities were expanded to increase his accountability. The following year, the German team again convincingly won by a 2-kilometer margin. Following another defeat, the top management of the Russian company hired a consulting firm to audit and evaluate the team's performance. The decision was made to disband the rowing team. The rower, as the main culprit behind the team's inefficiency, was fired, and all planned investments for 2014-2015 in a new boat and oars were cancelled. The helmsmen were thanked, and the savings were paid to top management as a bonus.

[PC]

Applause!...................................................

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

Gorgeous! I cried! :)

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[your1970]

Quote: paul3390

The Russian company's management hired a consulting firm to audit and evaluate the team's performance. The decision was made to disband the rowing team. The rower, who was primarily responsible for the team's inefficiency, was fired, and all planned investments for 2014-2015 in a new boat and oars were cancelled. The helmsmen were commended, and the savings were paid to top management as bonuses.

I heard a slightly different ending:
"..........The man saw Khrushchev, dropped his scythe and ran away. They caught him and brought him down.
He asks:
- Why did you run?
- So all that's left to do is put a flashlight on his forehead and make him squint at night!!"(C)
And the fairy tale "How a man feeds two generals" was also invented in Rus'...

[Esaul]

This can be applied directly to any of our state corporations with "effective" managers )))

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Stas157

It's true that it's unclear where (and what) they were rowing all the time...

Where do you mean? Under itself, after all, only a chicken rakes away from itself, but they're not chickens.

[guest]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

but they are not chickens.

What about "little by little"?

[Aken]

They can't cope with governing the country during a war!

They weren't very successful even in peacetime.

[Konnick]

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

"Are you naive to believe that RKN is doing all this on its own initiative?"

I believe that it is high time to draw conclusions from the entire ruling elite - they are not coping with the management of the country during a war!

Who are they? He...and it's hard for one person to keep track of everything...gathered his supporters.

[Fitter65]

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

I believe that it is high time to draw organizational conclusions from the entire top echelons of power.

And that's what they did....

[Gardamir]

And the people who appointed them to power think they can handle it. The money keeps adding up.

[Dilettante grandfather]

I believe that it is high time to draw conclusions from the entire ruling elite - they are not coping with the management of the country during a war!

Provide specific evidence of your attack on the country's leadership. Otherwise, it's an unfounded accusation, in other words, a fake. One that could land you in jail. And yes, we're not at war, we're at a military conflict.

[Li17]

Quote: Grandfather is an amateur

Приведите конкретные доказательства Вашего выпада против руководства страны.

Про мобилизацию в 300 тыс не забыли? Про бездарно организованое вторжение с растягиванием резервов и как следствие... На кладбище наверно скоро пойдете..., посмотрите! В магазин зайдите и посчитайте по деньгам и сколько закрытых магазинов. Про уничтожение военных училищ и пожарные методы востановления... Про вырезание живности в Новосибирской области... А про состоянию экономики уже в открытую заявляют в руководстве, хотя до этого за такое... ! Вы господин случайно такой патриотичный по обязаностям или по должности?

[Dilettante grandfather]

Про мобилизацию в 300 тыс не забыли?

Не забыл. Вот Ваши слова:

They can't cope with governing the country during a war!

Если у нас идет война, то 300 тысяч мобилизованных, вообще-то, чуть ли не минимум. Из 140 миллионов. Как по мне, можно было просто военнообязанных поставить под ружье. Всех. Народа хватило бы с избытком, чтобы половину европы освободить.Однако наше руководство этого делать не стало.

Про бездарно организованое вторжение с растягиванием резервов и как следствие...

Вы знали, как лучше все организовать? Почему Вы тогда еще не в ГШ?! А если знали, и не сообщили, то это практически предательство.

На кладбище наверно скоро пойдете

Ну, вообще-то, еще никто не оставался жить свыше положенного срока.

В магазин зайдите и посчитайте по деньгам и сколько закрытых магазинов.

У нас с магазинами все нормально. И с ассортиментом. И - да, постоянно покупаю продукты. Моей з/п вполне хватает.

Вы господин случайно такой патриотичный по обязаностям или по должности?

Смешно, право слово. Даже комментировать не стану.

[olboop]

They can't cope with governing the country during a war!

Because this isn't a war, but a military coup. And declaring this action a war is scary, as it would require some very difficult and unpopular decisions.

[Alex F._2]

There are different ways to do things. When the law was written, they had one thing in mind, when the instructions were given to the executor, they had another, and the executor interpreted it differently, but they did it the way it worked at the time... From the law to the result, everything changed beyond recognition.

[alexboguslavski]

Although a service is dear to us in times of need,
But not everyone knows how to tackle it:
God forbid to contact the fool!
A helpful person is more dangerous than an enemy. (c) I.A. Krylov

And further in the text.

But if you open the central media, you'll find nothing but links to Telegram, and even the authorities (the Duma and the Federation Council) don't shy away from using Telegram.

[alexoff]

It's unlikely that such general initiatives are underway there. I think they were given a direction, and then they're on their own. Because if there were any reasonable people there, they'd first make the laws, and then the RKN would enforce them. But our RKN is spouting nonsense, like it doesn't block anything—YouTube itself crashed its servers—and the FAS says it will fine people for advertising on YouTube because it's banned. But there's no evidence that it's banned anywhere. They're operating outside the legal framework.

[gsev]

Quote: Hunter 2

Are you naive to believe that RKN is doing all this on its own initiative?

In my opinion, the impact of Roskomnadzor's activities will harm Russia far more than Western economic sanctions. Sanctions without Roskomnadzor would only be a boon to the Russian economy.

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

There are signs of social disunity and treason!

Sabotage, sabotage and treason!

[Deaf]

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

Roskomnadzor needs to be checked by the competent authorities.

I remembered a Soviet-era picture from the magazine "Crocodile." A husband in a police uniform unzipping his fly in front of his wife on the bed. "Now the competent authorities will deal with you!"

[your1970]

Quote: Deaf

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

Roskomnadzor needs to be checked by the competent authorities.

I remembered Soviet picture from the movie "Crocodile". Husband in police uniform in front of his wife on the bed, unzipping his fly, "Now the competent authorities will deal with you!"

Well, let's say you're lying.

[Deaf]

I saw it myself back in school. Grandpa was subscribed to Krokodil. You probably haven't seen him in person. The number 70 in your username doesn't prove you were born in 70.
But alas. I have no reason to lie. Perhaps there are scans of old magazines online somewhere. But only a neural network could find that. Whether you believe me or not is your own business. But calling me a liar without being able to prove it—sorry, but that's going too far.
P.S.> I'm waiting for an apology.

[your1970]

Quote: Deaf

I saw it myself back at school.

Technically, during the Soviet era, they couldn't see a magazine with a picture of a man in uniform unzipping his fly.
No editorial board would have allowed this to happen - even Western publications wouldn't allow it.
So I repeat - you're lying.

[Deaf]

Quote: your1970

So I repeat - you're lying.

Surprised. I'm not lying. But you're not catching the hype here.
P.S. And a minus from me too. You called me a liar. Which means you're a teenager pretending to be a pensioner. Good luck.
Prove that you have blue shoulder straps. That you belong to the navy. I can prove that I belong to the engineering branch. And you? Although I didn't bother with shoulder straps here.
To accuse a person of lying, prove the opposite.

[your1970]

Quote: Deaf

Quote: your1970

So I repeat - you're lying.

Surprised. I'm not lying. But you're not catching the hype here.
P.S. And a minus from me too. You called me a liar. Which means you're a teenager pretending to be a pensioner. Good luck.
Prove that you have blue shoulder straps. That you belong to the navy. I can prove that I belong to the engineering branch. And you? Although I didn't bother with shoulder straps here.
To accuse a person of lying, prove the opposite.

Hmm, maybe you don't distinguish between the Soviet-era Crocodile and the 1990s Crocodile (produced until 2000)?
In the 1990s Krokodil there could have been such a caricature, but it had nothing to do with

Quote: Deaf

Soviet

And if not, then you are not just lying, you are cheating.

Quote: Deaf

To accuse a person of lying, prove the opposite.

- The only proof is the picture you provided. It is technically impossible to prove that it does not exist, even if I look through all the numbers.

[Deaf]

Quote: your1970

Hmm, maybe you don't distinguish between the Soviet-era Crocodile and the 1990s Crocodile (produced until 2000)?

Perhaps. Although, if I remember correctly, the country wasn't yet in turmoil, and I could already understand the meaning of the cartoon. With that, I propose we stop with the demagoguery. You may be right, but I see no point in breaking lances over this. Let's get acquainted.

Quote: your1970

And if not, then you are not just lying, you are cheating.

Colleague. Regarding the lies, you should contact NASA. How they flew around in the same diaper for two weeks. Any dermatologist will tell you the consequences. Or about F1 and J2 - any construction kit from Khrunka.

[Chief Officer Lom]

Quote: your1970

Technically, during the Soviet era, they couldn't see a magazine with a picture of a man in uniform unzipping his fly.

During the heyday of perestroika and glasnost, it was easy. Not in Izvestia, of course, or on the Vremya program.
What was the editorial board looking at in the 1989 film "Intergirl"? And here's a cartoon policeman unzipping his fly...

[your1970]

Quote: Chief Officer Lom

Quote: your1970

Technically, during the Soviet era, they couldn't see a magazine with a picture of a man in uniform unzipping his fly.

During the heyday of perestroika and glasnost, it was easy. Not in Izvestia, of course, or on the Vremya program.
What was the editorial board looking at in the 1989 film "Intergirl"? And here's a cartoon policeman unzipping his fly...

"Krokodil" is a magazine published by Pravda. It's a Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) publisher, not SpeedInfo.
Different levels of censorship....

[Chief Officer Lom]

Naturally, I don't remember the details, but in the final years of the Union's existence, the cartoons there were quite liberating. Let me remind you that the collapse of the party and the country was orchestrated by the CPSU itself, and what had previously been jammed into the minds of Soviet citizens by the voice of America and the BBC was printed in huge print runs in Ogonyok and other central newspapers during perestroika.
PS SpeedInfo - founded in 1989, the first issues were printed in Minsk in the printing house of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Belarus.

[ZovSailor]

Perfilyeva Vera
Today, 14: 25

Inspections and oversight should begin with the government and the Kremlin in accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation, with a report to the people.

[KukuRuzvelt]

Well, for Wasserman, this is downright obscene. Consider it a shouting match at Roskomnadzor.

[Esaul]

That's right, Roskomnadzor is involved in: violating numerous provisions of the Russian Constitution, inciting public hostility and hatred toward the government, infringing on the rights of individuals and legal entities, destroying free competition (whitelisting, when some services are accessible via mobile internet while their competitors are not), and much more.

[COJIDAT]

Clearly stated and nothing to add!

[Alexey Lantukh]

Roskomnadzor needs to be investigated by the competent authorities - there are clear signs of social disunity and treason!

During the Great Patriotic War, all citizens were required to hand over their radios to the state. How so? Did this serve social cohesion?

[Bayun]

There are also saboteurs in the financial bloc of the Government.

[Victor B]

Well, if Mr. Wasserman manages to rein in Roskomnadzor a bit with his bill, that would be a good thing. But he's unlikely to succeed.

[paul3390]

As long as United Russia is the majority, no sensible laws will pass. These guys simply won't vote, as they've already done many times. And the rest are too few.

[Aken]

We need to help Wasserman in the elections.

[paul3390]

I need to go out and vote for once. It doesn't matter who, just not these guys. I really doubt it will help, but at least it's one last try. If the people elect them with 146% of their votes again, the election process will be completely written off. Because judging by their actions over the past few years, it's simply impossible; they've driven everyone crazy with their stupidity.

[Adrey]

Quote: paul3390

If the people elect them again with 146% of their votes, the election process can be completely written off.

Do you really still believe that all our troubles are due to the dominance of United Russia in the State Duma?

[Aken]

Do you really believe that United Russia is doing everything it can to prevent the adoption of anti-people laws?

[Adrey]

Quote from Aken

Do you really believe that United Russia is doing everything it can to prevent the adoption of anti-people laws?

You'd think the rest of them would vote solely in the interests of the people. If the Communist Party of the Russian Federation gets a majority in the next elections, they'll also vote "as they should," hiding behind empty rhetoric.

[paul3390]

That's true. But I really want to punch some goat's face into this United Russia, at least some of it. They've gone completely nuts...

[Adrey]

Quote: paul3390

That's true. But I really want to punch some goat's face into this United Russia, at least some of it. They've gone completely nuts...

That's true, of course, but how would you feel about 30 percent of United Russia members suddenly turning out to be communists a month from now? That would be easy and simple...

[paul3390]

Yes, I understand. It's all a fig in the pocket, but at least for now... For now - that is, if the people don't finally come to their senses and understand that our only chance for survival is to restore Soviet power. And these... Well, you know where.

[papas-57]

In the Duma, all parties are on the Kremlin's payroll. So they say whatever they're allowed to. If they say anything against it, they'll be cut off from their payroll.

[paul3390]

Of course not. This is only a small part of our troubles... But at least we have to try to do something about it?

[Adrey]

Quote: paul3390

Of course not. This is only a small part of our troubles... But at least we have to try to do something about it?

Unfortunately, everything is structured in such a way that we can’t do anything. At least while remaining within the legal framework. Wouldn't you like to at least try to coordinate a solo picket with your administration?

[paul3390]

I don't want to. Because in St. Petersburg, the governor believes that COVID is still rampant in the city, and gathering even alone on such an occasion is prohibited. However, for some reason, the virus doesn't affect the religious procession, nor the Eid al-Adha, nor the patriotic run along Nevsky Prospekt. It seems this is some kind of strain that is dangerous only to certain categories of citizens...

[Aken]

If you do not attend Khod, Bayram and Zabeg, then you represent a danger to society as an asocial type.
As wise people used to say: "From the Internet to a knife there is only one step."

[Aken]

It doesn't matter who

You can not do it this way.
Votes cast for parties that are clearly not eligible will be distributed among those that do.
Choose a party that will pass muster. But remember, New People is the political arm of one of the Kremlin-aligned factions.

[paul3390]

That's right. Well, then, to the communists. Genosse Zyu and his gang are, frankly, lousy communists, but at least they're like that.

[Aken]

It's still rubbish. But there are worse ones out there.

[Konnick]

Quote from Aken

We need to help Wasserman in the elections.

He doesn't want to go to the elections...

[Aken]

No, not really. It's not about helping him personally, but about defeating United Russia.

[papas-57]

You don't need to choose anything, everything is already selected.

[Non-fighter]

To enable people to protect themselves from fraudsters, it is proposed to provide for the installation of a self-barring system for international calls for those subscribers who do not need them.

Hee hee hee... they'll call you from local numbers through SIM farms or other methods.
Until the concept of "activity leading to crime" is introduced, nothing will happen.
Example: phishing sites. When the owners of these sites are fined simply for existing, then maybe something will happen.

[Nastia makarova]

These SIM farms and virtual numbers will be cut off soon.

[alexboguslavski]

Literally the day before yesterday.

Two 18-year-old residents of Tatarstan have been detained in Crimea. They are accused of organizing a network of communication nodes (SIM boxes) used by Ukrainian call centers to defraud Russian citizens. This was reported by the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee for the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, as well as the regional FSB Directorate.

According to investigators, the young men acted on instructions from their Ukrainian handlers. They rented apartments to house SIM boxes: four in Simferopol, three in Yalta, and four more in Alushta. In total, the equipment was installed in 11 residential properties. The perpetrators' tasks included installing, configuring, and administering subscriber terminals for traffic transmission.

These devices converted voice traffic between GSM and VoIP networks. This technology allowed for international phone calls using Russian numbers and supported remote control. Thus, Ukrainian fraudulent call centers could call Russians while disguising their actual location.

The penalty is ridiculous - up to 5 years (Part 3 of Article 274.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (illegal use of a subscriber terminal for transmitting traffic, committed by an organized group for the purpose of committing another crime).

[Grancer81]

Roskomnadzor doesn't give a damn about any laws, and especially not about the Basic Law of Russia.

[paul3390]

the agency often misinterprets laws

Is he interpreting it incorrectly??? Frankly, they just don't give a damn about them! Just like a bunch of other agencies. Even the constitution doesn't tell them what to do.

[16112014nk]

Quote: Vera Perfilyeva

They can't cope with governing the country

I've said more than once that control of the country has been lost. The authorities, including the guarantor, claim that everything is under control. This is not true. The situation is very unstable. It could swing in any direction. Either a harsh dictatorship or collapse. The latter option is more likely, unfortunately.

[Amateur]

The State Duma deputy noted that he hopes to initiate revisions to the internet protection law before the end of his term, making its current interpretation by Roskomnadzor and other agencies impossible.

Article 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation
1. Everyone is guaranteed freedom of thought and speech.
...
3. No one can be forced to express or reject their opinions and beliefs.
4. Everyone has the right to freely seek, receive, transmit, produce and disseminate information in any lawful way. The list of information constituting a state secret is determined by federal law.
5. Freedom of the media is guaranteed. Censorship is prohibited.

Goskomnadzor directly violates the Russian Constitution. Wasserman should introduce a bill not on restrictions, but on punishing agencies and their heads for violating the Russian Constitution and infringing on the rights of Russian citizens.
Something like, "For violating the constitutional rights of citizens of the Russian Federation, an official bears criminal liability..."

[your1970]

Quote: Amateur

The State Duma deputy noted that he hopes to initiate revisions to the internet protection law before the end of his term, making its current interpretation by Roskomnadzor and other agencies impossible.

Article 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation
1. Everyone is guaranteed freedom of thought and speech.
...
3. No one can be forced to express or reject their opinions and beliefs.
4. Everyone has the right to freely seek, receive, transmit, produce and disseminate information in any lawful way. The list of information constituting a state secret is determined by federal law.
5. Freedom of the media is guaranteed. Censorship is prohibited.

Goskomnadzor directly violates the Russian Constitution. Wasserman should introduce a bill not on restrictions, but on punishing agencies and their heads for violating the Russian Constitution and infringing on the rights of Russian citizens.
Something like, "For violating the constitutional rights of citizens of the Russian Federation, an official bears criminal liability..."

Based on your position, "Pornhub" should be unblocked—all the women there are adults (from the lawsuit filed to shut it down).

[Amateur]

Based on your position, "Pornhub" should be unblocked—all the women there are adults (from the lawsuit filed to shut it down).

Those who don't want to watch it won't. And those who do will definitely watch it someday, despite all the blocking.
I wonder if those who made the decision to block have ever looked at p0rn0?
P.S. In the USSR, for especially vigilant guardians of morality, there was a separate cinema with closed screenings of foreign films, because "you have to know your enemy inside out"...

[reaper]

To enable people to protect themselves from fraudsters, it is proposed to provide for the installation of a self-barring system for international calls for those subscribers who do not need them.

And now new restrictions are looming, this time they'll be jamming landline communications. It looks like they want to completely shut down communications between people, preparing for something. That way, we'll never know if the powers that be decide to unleash a full arsenal on the West and be outraged by what's happening!

"The Internet in the conventional global sense may disappear in 2014, and in its place will come dozens of separate national networks with limited access to foreign resources, said Kaspersky Lab expert Alexander Gostev." (c) 2013

[Aken]

if the top decides to strike the West with its entire arsenal and become outraged by what is happening!

People have been outraged for several years now as to why this has not been done.

[al3x]

You read the comments and marvel at how suddenly many people's turbo-patriotism has begun to evaporate and rational thoughts are increasingly being heard. Does this epiphany come gradually?

[snow mountain]

Quote: Romario_Argo

The servers of the same Max are located on the territory of the Russian Federation

Servers are hacked regardless of their location.

[Andriuha077]

This creates the false impression that this Oversight is directly subordinate to London and operates autonomously from the rest of the Noviope elite.
Fantastic, actually.

[Alexander X]

I have a feeling there's an attempt to provoke discontent among Russians, but this time by imposing all sorts of restrictive measures. But something similar happened during the period when the USSR was being torn apart. Only then, there was a massive shortage of everything, deliberately caused. And what happened after that is what people remember: rampant banditry, unemployment, spies of all stripes in the Duma, serving as advisers...
And for some reason, a howl has now started in all the media, as if on cue. They'll start screaming again that they want change.

[Yarik]

They all stayed there in the Duma and haven't gone anywhere since the 90s.

[GRIGORIY76]

Let me just remind you that this deputy supported resetting presidential term limits, which allowed Putin to avoid worrying about the transition of power and allowed for further tightening of the screws, including restrictions on Roskomnadzor. This is a kind of reversal of fortune.

[Ivan Che]

Good afternoon.
A month and a half ago, I contacted the site administration via private message with a request to delete my account from the Military Review site, but things are still the same.
Colleagues, could you please tell me how to leave this site on my own?
In my opinion, we are not given such an opportunity.
I don't want to insult the admins and moderators, but if this is the only way to leave the site, then you're forcing me:
You are bad people!
Or how many times does this need to be done?

And I ask those who think soberly to think about where you are.

[WFP]

Perhaps the competent authorities should investigate how much the owners of a well-known messaging app paid Roskomnadzor for blocking Telegram? They're taking the matter very seriously.

[Free Island]

The funniest thing is that when the campaign to FORCEDLY push MAX to the public began, the authorized capital of the company that "developed" it was a classic 10 rubles. At the moment of the fraudulent scam in Russia, the capital suddenly skyrocketed to 90 MILLION (!!!) rubles. A month later, the company that developed MAX was renamed, and today, when I went to the "store" for updates on this misunderstanding, I saw that the company had been renamed yet again, and MAX had indeed become Max. All this can be easily viewed in the freely accessible extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

[Free Island]

RKN must be completely eliminated as a phenomenon, and its entire leadership must be sent to prison (or better yet, under) for the longest possible terms.

[faterdom]

Fraudsters have switched to landline phones

Ban it immediately!
And don't look out the window—there are scammers there too. And drug addicts. Watch Deputy Boyarsky's father and sister on TV.

[faterdom]

Quote: Ivan Che

Colleagues, could you please tell me how to leave this site on my own?

You can't leave, because the entire VO audience is a mobilization resource in the event of a third world war, like the reserve armed forces of the Russian Federation. Those abroad will carry out separate missions sent through separate channels. Oh, by the way, you didn't specify the shoe size, uniform, and headgear, and that's important to you!

[AK-1945]

Roskomnadzor will soon forbid us to breathe.

[Yarik]

It was really unexpected to hear this from him.

[oleg_627]

Everywhere we go, everyone is acting against the people. The Central Bank, a bunch of judges, Shoigu's deputies and friends, education, and medicine.

[Esaul]

I support Wasserman. Roskompozor must be liquidated, and all its employees must be permanently banned from using mobile phones and the internet.

[Esaul]

The Russian Communist Party (RCP) will soon ensure that 99% of the Russian population will use blocking bypass tools and completely switch to foreign services and platforms.

[NSV]

Boyarsky, this champion of the people, should be sent to the tundra. Let him think about lichens!!!

[Toljna935]

What the hell is Roskomnadzor and all the oversight agencies? When, for several years, the country's deputy defense minister, instead of building engineering barriers, sells building materials and whatever else comes to hand, and then the guys lay down their lives and health to compensate for this crime... Then they arrest this deputy minister and give him so many years in prison or a labor camp, but with the stolen money, it won't be prison or a labor camp, but a sanatorium. He'll get either half a sentence on parole or, at worst, two-thirds of his sentence. And then what? Here you have patriotism and other delights of a moronic schizocracy, and that's how we live. Eleven months ago, the elevators in several high-rise buildings were replaced; a plumber maintains them, and the bosses, pompous and puffed-up, have no idea how to prepare the maintenance. The staff, well, it doesn't get to the jump, skok, top, gup and other managers, I won't say anything about medicine because you'll have to go to the clinic and the hospital.........to get treatment.....

[bbb]

Many do not switch to Max as a sign of passive protest.

[born007]

Actually, according to its charter, the legal entity Roskomnadzor is only supposed to regulate the media; anything else is considered non-statutory activity, which is prescribed in bylaws—government decrees—which, mind you, are EXECUTIVE, not legislative, authorities. Therefore, anything else is illegal.
The term access restriction is not defined in legislation at all and is present only in the form of restrictions on classified information.
But, again, the founder (the rude owner) of the Ministry of Finance, the fascist, is to blame and should bear responsibility.

[iomoe]

It is not RKN itself, but its leadership that needs to be replaced (and perhaps even checked for intentional harm to the country).

[Alexey Lantukh]

State Duma deputy Anatoly Wasserman called for the liquidation or at least restriction of Roskomnadzor.

Not long ago, the Jew Wasserman ran for the Ukrainian Rada. Now he's a State Duma deputy. Moreover, he received Russian citizenship in 2016. A week shy of a year ago, and already... What's going on? Maybe he was our spy? Then it's clear. Or maybe we, like the US, have an unofficial Jewish lobby.

[Idle_piston]

У российской государственной власти есть существенный плюс - это терпение российского народа. У российского народа есть существенный минус - это его терпение.