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😏 Roskomnadzor has gained COMPLETE control over the Runet
Another piece of freedom is gone.
Now the RKN can decide what to consider a "threat" to the network, cut traffic, reconfigure routes, and effectively isolate the Runet within the country.
Starting from March 1, 2026, telecommunications operators are required to comply with any orders from the service.
Without a court. Without explanations. Without options.
Cheburnet is not just advancing — it is already included in the schedule.
#Runet #russia #Censorship #InternetControl
Another piece of freedom is gone.
Now the RKN can decide what to consider a "threat" to the network, cut traffic, reconfigure routes, and effectively isolate the Runet within the country.
Starting from March 1, 2026, telecommunications operators are required to comply with any orders from the service.
Without a court. Without explanations. Without options.
Cheburnet is not just advancing — it is already included in the schedule.
#Runet #russia #Censorship #InternetControl
🇷🇺 RUNET EVOLVING — RUSSIA COULD ISOLATE FROM GLOBAL INTERNET ⚠️🌐
Russia is ramping up its efforts to transform its domestic internet — often called Runet — into a sovereign, sovereign‑controlled digital space separate from the global Web. The goal is to make Russia’s network resilient and controllable under any political or cyber “threat”.
📌 New rules coming March 1, 2026:
• Roskomnadzor (RKN) will have the legal authority to disconnect Runet from the global internet if authorities judge there’s a threat to stability or national “information security.”
• Full isolation may also allow blocking or restricting access to any foreign sites without outside legal oversight.
🛑 What this means in practice:
• Parts of Russia have already seen regional outages and throttling under sovereign internet controls.
• The new Runet regime could look more segmented, with a “white‑list” of approved services and stricter traffic routing under state control.
🌍 Global & digital impact:
An isolated Runet could reshape information flow, censorship dynamics, and cybersecurity strategies — affecting everything from tech investment to cross‑border digital services. It’s a move toward national digital sovereignty with real implications for users, companies, and privacy.
$TRX $AT $0G
#Runet #DigitalSovereignty #InternetSecurity #BinanceSquare
👇 Do you think isolated internets like Runet are a future trend — or a dead end for connectivity?
Russia is ramping up its efforts to transform its domestic internet — often called Runet — into a sovereign, sovereign‑controlled digital space separate from the global Web. The goal is to make Russia’s network resilient and controllable under any political or cyber “threat”.
📌 New rules coming March 1, 2026:
• Roskomnadzor (RKN) will have the legal authority to disconnect Runet from the global internet if authorities judge there’s a threat to stability or national “information security.”
• Full isolation may also allow blocking or restricting access to any foreign sites without outside legal oversight.
🛑 What this means in practice:
• Parts of Russia have already seen regional outages and throttling under sovereign internet controls.
• The new Runet regime could look more segmented, with a “white‑list” of approved services and stricter traffic routing under state control.
🌍 Global & digital impact:
An isolated Runet could reshape information flow, censorship dynamics, and cybersecurity strategies — affecting everything from tech investment to cross‑border digital services. It’s a move toward national digital sovereignty with real implications for users, companies, and privacy.
$TRX $AT $0G
#Runet #DigitalSovereignty #InternetSecurity #BinanceSquare
👇 Do you think isolated internets like Runet are a future trend — or a dead end for connectivity?
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