Russian Court Fines Google, Telegram $226,000 over Banned Content
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BOLD – In Russia, the Taganskiy District Court in Moscow fined Google and Telegram a total of 18.4 million rubles (approximately $226,000) for failing to remove banned content. The highest fine, 14.6 million rubles, was imposed on Telegram for three separate pieces of content. The court fined Telegram for content related to terrorist organizations and extremist content. The article "Russia fines Google and Telegram 18.4 million rubles" first app…
Russia Imposes Fines on Google and Telegram! Millions of Dollars in Sanctions Due to Banned Content.
A Russian court has fined Google and Telegram a total of 18.4 million rubles (approximately $226,000) for failing to remove banned content. Click here for more.
The Moscow court fined Telegram 14.6 million rubles on the three protocols on the non-disposal of prohibited information, including the publication of an extremist book ... 03.11.2026, PRIM
In Russia, the Taganskiy District Court in Moscow fined Google 3.8 million rubles and Telegram 14.6 million rubles for not removing banned content. The total penalty imposed on the two companies corresponds to about $226 thousand.
A Russian court has fined Google and Telegram a total of 18.4 million rubles (approximately $226,000) for failing to remove banned content.
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