Russia’s Digital Development Ministry Considers Limiting Foreign Internet Traffic for Russian Users
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Russia’s Digital Development Ministry considers limiting foreign internet traffic for Russian users
Russia’s Digital Development Ministry is discussing a plan to route all traffic from foreign domains through the country’s internet traffic filtering system (TSPU) and limit its volume, Forbes Russia reported. Several sources — including officials at the ministry and people in the IT industry — told the outlet that the measures could be included in a bill overhauling the telecommunications sector.
The Ministry of Digital Development is preparing reforms of the communications sector. As Forbes has learned from several sources, the reform bill may include a requirement that all traffic from foreign domains be allowed to pass through the technical means of countering threats (STPs). The agency may also have the right to restrict such traffic to Russian users beyond the established limit. Its size has not yet been determined. The sources poin…
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The Ministry of Finance may have the right to restrict users from accessing foreign Internet traffic after the established limit is reached, Forbes writes, citing three sources. The limit has not yet been determined. The proposal is being discussed as part of the communications industry reform. 🔵 Details. It is proposed to pass all traffic from foreign domains through technical means of countering threats — TSPU. This is equipment that Roskomna…
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That such an initiative could be supplemented by the Telecommunications Reform Bill, the publication was told by a source close to the Ministry of Information and confirmed by a source in the IT company and an interviewer familiar with the situation, the rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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