Russia· MoscowRoskomnadzor Proposes Internet Restrictions for Children Under 14
Roskomnadzor has proposed a bill to the State Duma that would mandate identification for minors on social media and limit online time for children under 14, citing the need to protect them from prohibited content.
Background
Russia has progressively tightened its control over the internet, citing national security and protection of minors. These measures often involve increased surveillance, content restrictions, and demands for user data from tech companies. Critics argue such policies suppress dissent and limit freedom of expression.
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Russia Proposes Internet Restrictions for Minors
First report 5h agoLast update 3h agoProposed measures aim to protect children under 14 from harmful online content by limiting internet time and requiring age verification.
Proposed internet regulations for minors in Russia
First report 5h agoLast update 3h agoThe proposed measures aim to protect children under 14 from prohibited content by limiting their online time and requiring identification.
Roskomnadzor Proposes Internet Restrictions for Children Under 14
First report 6h agoLast update 3h agoRoskomnadzor advocates for mandatory identification and time limits for minors online to protect them from harmful content.
Critics argue that these measures would require identity verification for all users, including adults, effectively turning social media access into a passport-controlled system.
Russia Considers Limiting Children's Internet Access
First report 5h agoLast update 1h agoThe proposed measures aim to protect children from inappropriate online content by implementing age verification and time limits.
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