The head of Russia’s federal communications agency Roskomnadzor Alexander Zharov said that Twitter has been constantly violating Russian legislation, including on the fight against extremism.
MOSCOW, (Sputnik) – The social network Twitter has consistently violated Russian laws, including anti-extremism legislation, the head of Russia’s federal communications agency Roskomnadzor said Tuesday.
“Twitter has been constantly violating Russian legislation, including on the fight against extremism,” Alexander Zharov told reporters.
The agency’s head noted that, according to official statistics, in 2014 Twitter fulfilled almost 3,000 requests by the US government to disclose the personal information of users, while none of Roskomnadzor’s 108 requests has been fulfilled.
Complete story at - Twitter Consistently Violates Russian Legislation – Telecoms Watchdog / Sputnik International
MOSCOW, (Sputnik) – The social network Twitter has consistently violated Russian laws, including anti-extremism legislation, the head of Russia’s federal communications agency Roskomnadzor said Tuesday.
“Twitter has been constantly violating Russian legislation, including on the fight against extremism,” Alexander Zharov told reporters.
The agency’s head noted that, according to official statistics, in 2014 Twitter fulfilled almost 3,000 requests by the US government to disclose the personal information of users, while none of Roskomnadzor’s 108 requests has been fulfilled.
Complete story at - Twitter Consistently Violates Russian Legislation – Telecoms Watchdog / Sputnik International
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