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Research

Russia Tightens Grip on Apple and Microsoft

Moscow Went Offline Again

RKN Uses Data Storage Rules to Control Access to Websites

Russia Could Turn to AI to Block VPNs

Inside the Allowlists: What Made the Cut

How PHP Vulnerability Can Speed Up Restrictions

Government May Turn Your Phone into a Brick with No Signal. Here’s What to Do

How Russian Authorities Attack Xbox DNS and other DNS

Russian Government Is Going to Destroy Small Providers and Filter Traffic More

Russia Will Pay More for Censorship than for AI

Russian Authorities Target VPNs: VLESS Under Fire

Blocking MikroTik routers can be considered censorship under the guise of “infrastructure protection.”

Russians Abroad Were Blocked from Voting

Russia Squeezed the Space Around Elections

Are Drones and Allowlists Сonnected?

Russia is Hiding Election-Related Websites from Foreigners and VPN Users

More Censorship: How Russia Changed the Rules for Its National Domains

Wikipedia Was Censored in Russia (At Least for a Night). How Did We Find Out?

Russian Big Tech Wants Users’ Data. That’s Also a Censorship Move

Bypassing Blocks Without a VPN

You can be unmasked on Telegram

What is Happening with DNS in Russia

How the Allowlist Works When Mobile Internet Is Cut Off

Russian Mobile Operators Started Blocking Phone Calls

Apple and Google Delete VPNs at Roskomnadzor’s Request

Russia Pushes for Phone-Number Auth on Foreign Platforms

KakaoTalk and BiP Are Being Blocked in Russia

Why Blocked Services (WhatsApp, Signal) Occasionally Work Without a VPN in Russia

Russia Tries to Block the App Store. Here’s What We Found Out

Russia Began Blocking Access to Popular Online Game Servers

The Delta Chat Outage in Russia: A Symptom of a Broader Internet Censorship Trend

Russia Now Filters Traffic from Foreign SIM Cards

Russia Will Regulate AI Using “Traditional Values”. How?

The Government Wants to Require Users to Log In via Max Messenger and SMS. How to Avoid It?

Russian Authorities Plan to Restrict eSIMs. Evading the Restrictions

Russian Authorities Promote Their Own SSL Certificates. Here’s Why It’s Dangerous