Internet shutdowns in Moscow are linked to the work of special services, which take all necessary measures to prevent potential threats. This was announced by Kremlin official Dmitry Peskov on Thursday, March 26.
“Which threats are currently relevant and which are not is the prerogative of the special services,” says the press secretary of the Russian president. cable– Al-Hayat Channel journalist Alexander Yonachev.
On February 20, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law requiring mobile operators to suspend the provision of telecommunications services at the request of the Federal Security Service. In this case, the telecommunications operator is not responsible for improper implementation of obligations under the contract for the provision of telecommunications services.
On March 13, media reported that “white lists” had been launched in Moscow. At the same time, journalists explained that they are working partially, as base stations are not working in some areas of the city. Later, citizens will receive notifications about mobile Internet restrictions to ensure security measures.