Putin at war with the internet.. who is going to win?

[niothor]

wait till bongacash will not be able to pay you anymore because of the new laws regarding electronic money transfers
Let's see then how you're going to kiss putin's ass

I'm resident of EU. And israeli citizen payoneer is not more "offshore payment system" from some years.

LMAO. No comment.

[247crypto]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuval_Tal

[niothor]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuval_Tal

Irrelevant...
So you're a russian who has got to the lengths of getting a eu resident permit at last and you brag about how good your mother russia is and how bad the eu is.

Why have you come to europe then?

[Ivica]

If you are not supporting Putin you must be out of your mind.
All russian citizens, regardless of where they live, are supporting their ruler. There can't be anything wrong!

[247crypto]

If you are not supporting Putin you must be out of your mind.
All russian citizens, regardless of where they live, are supporting their ruler. There can't be anything wrong!

In that mode working elections.
Check the stats.

[Ivica]

But, of course. I'm just trying to point out that niothor might be wrong and it's not too late to repent.
After all, the great leader may forgive him for straying from the right path.

[niothor]

But, of course. I'm just trying to point out that niothor might be wrong and it's not too late to repent.
After all the great leader may forgive him for straying from the right path.

I acknowledge my mistake and i bow in front of the mighty 147% leader..

Just figured out from where the username of 247crypto comes )))

[Ivica]

All good that ends well.

[Nemo1024]

#2 is good. There's been too much 5th column blogging. Is it wrong to be required to present factually correct information to your readers that is free from derogatory and hateful statements and uses clean language?

[Ivica]

[niothor]

#2 is good. There's been too much 5th column blogging. Is it wrong to be required to present factually correct information to your readers that is free from derogatory and hateful statements and uses clean language?

Wonder who will say if those facts are correct or not.....

But , no other comment on the others?
On the wifi problem or on the war for the sake of the children? =)))

Face it nemo , Russia is turning into something far worse than china and us when it comes to internet control.

[Ivica]

Wonder who will say if those fact are correct or not.....

But , no other comment on the others?
On the wifi problem or on the war for the sake of the children? =)))

Face it nemo , Russia is turning into something far worse than china and us when it comes to internet control.

Attaching collar to free press ain't a big deal.

At least we'll get rid of people who think otherwise.

[niothor]

Wonder who will say if those fact are correct or not.....

But , no other comment on the others?
On the wifi problem or on the war for the sake of the children? =)))

Face it nemo , Russia is turning into something far worse than china and us when it comes to internet control.

Attaching collar to free press ain't a big deal.

At least we'll get rid of people who think otherwise.

Thanks for the link but the google translate is a bit confusing and my high school Russian classes aren't helping me too much when it comes to the comments but does this law mean that even people who have a profile on facebook that receives 3000 visitors has to register?

That's insane...

[Nemo1024]

Wi-Fi registration: Let's think of a parallel. Until not so long ago, you could buy a SIM card without identifying yourself, now EU laws make you identify before connecting to the mobile network access points. Why are internet access points any different?
I am not saying it's good, but that's where the world is going to, some countries, are just ahead on some of the fronts.

As for the laws that get passed in Russia. Media there makes fun of the lawmakers quite regularly, with many laws entering circulation half-baked and impossible to enforce. Just give it time, it'll be revised within a year or two to make it more realistic.

[Ivica]

Thanks for the link but the google translate is a bit confusing and my high school Russian classes aren't helping me too much when it comes to the comments but does this law mean that even people who have a profile on facebook that receives 3000 visitors has to register?

That's insane...

Well, as soon as, Roscomnadzor decides you have 3000 visitors it means you have to register in it's blogger registry using your real credentials. Seems about right.

By the way make sure to add, as many websites, as possible here (and here). Websites that are thinking otherwise are a big no-no.
Also I wonder, if reporting this forum will ever get it banned.

[Nemo1024]

Not much different from FBI hunting down drugs or child pornography sites.

[niothor]

Thanks for the link but the google translate is a bit confusing and my high school Russian classes aren't helping me too much when it comes to the comments but does this law mean that even people who have a profile on facebook that receives 3000 visitors has to register?

That's insane...

Well, as soon as, Roscomnadzor decides you have 3000 visitors it means you have to register in it's blogger registry using your real credentials. Seems about right.

By the way make sure to add, as many websites, as possible here (and here). Websites that are thinking otherwise are a big no-no.
Also I wonder, if reporting this forum will ever get it banned.

I bet in the next 24hours at least one person will try it.
But i doubt they will ban it unless they find about the russian section.

[Ivica]

I bet in the next 24hours at least one person will try it.
But i doubt they will ban it unless they find about the russian section.

We also have gambling section. Just saying.

[Brewins]

The internet core is not located in Russia, so he will lose.

At most he will destroy the russian's internet

[bitsmichel]

Do any of these new policies appear to make sense, even superficially?

Similar to Putin's "revenge" restrictions on EU products, I'm at a loss to see how any of it is actually meant to be good for Russians.

These EU sanctions and Russian sanctions are good for politicians and oligarchs, but not in the benefit of neither the Russian nor the European citizens.  The media will tell you otherwise of course