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Russia Prepares RuStore VPN Ban After Declaring RuStore Installation Mandatory

Posted on October 4, 2023 by pogowasright.org

Andy Maxwell writes:

Russia has been tightening the noose on VPN services for years. Many non-compliant foreign companies exited Russia when faced with a choice; compromise your customers’ privacy, or else.

Any that remained were required to submit to state regulation, cooperate fully with the authorities, while ensuring that a massive list of domains and URLs censored by the state could not be accessed.

How that has played out on the ground in practical terms isn’t clear, but everything now points to a worsening situation that will almost certainly lead to even more censorship.

Read more at TorrentFreak.

Category: Non-U.S.OnlineSurveillance

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