Russia may introduce limits on foreign internet traffic
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Russia's Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media is considering the possibility of introducing a limit on foreign internet traffic for Russian users. The issue concerns the amount of data that users can receive from foreign websites and services.
So far, this is only a discussion, and no final decision has been made. Official details, including the size of the possible limit and the timeline for its introduction, have not yet been named in open sources. Therefore, it is too early to talk about specific rules.
If such restrictions appear, they could affect residents of Russia who often use foreign internet services, cloud platforms and international applications. For now, it is important to follow the ministry's official statements to learn how this initiative will develop.
Sources: Газета
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