Roskomnadzor blocked the IP address Google

In Russia, there were problems with access to Google resources. This happened after Roskomnadzor introduced some IP addresses of the search engine to the register of prohibited sites.

Details

As users in social networks write, problems arise when going to google.com ( everything is fine with Google.ru), when using Google Cards and Google translator services.
According to the Downdetector.com monitoring site, Google problems arose in a number of large cities, including Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Perm, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Khabarovsk.

Diphost Provider CEO, Philip Kulin, made an informer with which you can track the number of blocked Google IP addresses. As of 12:00 Moscow time in the unloading of Roskomnadzor, there were 63 IP addresses of 600 known.
Among the blocked, as Kulin writes , addresses 74.125.131.101 and 64.233.165.106. According to VC.ru, the decision of the Prosecutor General’s Office with number 27-31-2018 of April 16, 2018 is used as the basis for blocking. The details of this decision are unknown. At the time of publication, the register of prohibited sites of Roskomnadzor worked with interruptions.
Later Roskomnadzor said that he introduced a number of Google IP addresses that are used by Telegram in Russia in the register of prohibited information. “Google today has not satisfied the requirements of Roskomnadzor and, in violation of the verdict of the court, continues to allow Telegram Messenger Limited Liability Partnership to use its IP addresses to carry out activities in Russia,” the regulator said .
Google said that the problems that Russian users are faced with.

The history of the issue

Roskomnadzor began to block the IP address of the IP address last week. The reason for this was the decision of the Tagansky District Court of April 13 on the blocking of Telegram.

Since the messenger is constantly “moving” to the new IP addresses, the regulator is forced to constantly update its base of prohibited resources.
The actions of the regulator have already affected more than 18 million IP addresses, or 0.4% of the existing base.
Among the blocked, the addresses of the cloud services of Amazon and Google were addresses.
Due to attempts to block Telegram, malfunctions in the work began at a number of other sites and services.
On Wednesday, April 18, it became known that Google has deprived the developers of applications for the opportunity to use their domain to bypass blocking.

Vladimir Motorin