Russian means spiritual

What is said in the "Strategy for the Development of the Information Society until 2030"?

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree approving the "Strategy for the Development of the Information Society in the Russian Federation for 2017–2030." If you try to convey the essence of a 29-page document in one phrase, then the strategy comes down to the desire of the authorities as much as possible to use Russian technologies and expand state control on the Internet.

Russian means safe

Only those programs and services that will receive the FSB certificate should be considered safe. We must be more careful about the programs and services that are controlled from abroad depend on forced updates and collect information about users. And it is better to replace everything with Russian counterparts at all. This is especially true for data encryption programs and algorithms. Phones are also better to make Russian.

Russian means stable

The Russian segment of the Internet should be resistant to various kinds of attacks. For this, the authorities must control the infrastructure and monitor its safety.

Russian means reliable

It is necessary to ensure that the “reliable and high -quality information of Russian production” is distributed in the Russian information space.

Russian means spiritual

It is necessary to fix the priority of Russian spiritual and moral values ​​and the corresponding norms of behavior on the Internet. Such values ​​need to be brought up using special events and sites.

Russian means Russian

Russia needs not just an “information society”, but a “knowledge society”. Because not any information is important, but only reliable. And such a society needs to be educated, including the advancement of the Russian language, Russian culture and science in the world.

And yet:

The authorities want to eradicate anonymity on the Internet. Representatives of the Russian government have talked about this many times - in particular, Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, and now they decided to fix the fight against anonymity in an official document.

Denis Dmitriev, Alexander Borzenko