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RUSSIANS STARTED TO USE MORE OBSCENE EXPRESSIONS AFTER A BAN ON PROFANITY WAS INTRODUCED IN SOCIAL NETWORKS

According to Medialogia, after the ban on obscene language in social networks, Russians started to use such expressions even more. Compared to the previous year, the number of swear words increased by a third. According to RBC, the report of which is based on the statistics obtained, only for February 1-2, 2021,...

SOCIAL NETWORKS WARNED OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR RALLIES INCITEMENT

A temporary commission on information policy created under the Federation Council came up with an initiative to introduce a number of penalties for social networks. Among them, there are fines and blocking of platforms - both for a certain period and permanently. This was stated by the chairman of the commission Alexey Pushkov. According to the senator, such measures may be necessary in a situation ...

FEDERAL SERVICE FOR SUPERVISION IN THE SPHERE OF TELECOM, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND MASS COMMUNICATIONS WILL IMPOSE A FINE ON SOCIAL NETWORKS FOR CALLING CHILDREN TO RALLIES

Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Telecom, Information Technologies and Mass Communications made a decision to impose fines on social networks that disseminated propaganda videos calling young people to participate in uncoordinated rallies. The punishment will be imposed to both large social networks, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, and ...

ELON MUSK ANNOUNCED THE POSSIBLE BANKRUPTCY OF TWITTER

Billionaire Elon Musk, who recently bought the social network Twitter, announced its possible bankruptcy at the first online meeting with employees of the service. In the couple of weeks following the $44 billion deal, the new beneficiary has already managed to lay off about half of the employees (3.7 thousand people), including top managers. Even the bravest experts do not undertake to predict the future of the social network in the conditions of such transformations. It is known that some major...

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