Recently, one acquaintance told me about the “blacklist of sites”: “Well, just think, Wikipedia will close... Now, if VKontakte or Odnoklassniki are closed, then there will definitely be a revolution.”
Well, here it is:
Activists of the Russian anti-pedophilia movement "Headhunters" are asking the leadership of 32 countries to limit access to the social network VKontakte. They explain their request by saying that the resource contains a large amount of pornography, including child pornography. Headhunters are also calling on other countries to restrict the entry of VKontakte founder Pavel Durov, who is currently being investigated in Russia. Source
I don’t know what the situation is with pornography, but the opposition communicates well on social networks.
By the way, the VKontakte administration reacted negatively to this attack, declaring that it is already fighting pornography and even cooperating with law enforcement agencies on this issue, and also creating an Internet postcard “City Behind the Wall”: the picture is divided into two parts - “World Internet" and "Rest of the World". These worlds are separated by a fence with warning signs: “The Internet is dangerous!!!”
This is the situation. It’s strange, of course, that Durov, instead of removing all pornography and oppositionists from VKontakte, continues to rock the boat .