Roskomnadzor drew up four more protocols on Facebook due to refusal to remove “prohibited information”

Roskomnadzor drew up four administrative protocols on Facebook due to the social network's refusal to remove "forbidden information". This is reported by "Mediazona" with reference to the press service of the 422nd world judicial district of Moscow, where the cases were received.

One protocol was drawn up under the article on non-deletion of information at the request of the authorities (part 2 of article 13.14 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), and three more under part 4 of the same article (failure to delete information with calls for extremism, pornography or drug manufacturing methods). It is not known what specific publications these administrative cases are related to.

• In early March, three protocols were already drawn up on the social network under this article due to publications with “involvement of teenagers in rallies”, in May were submitted five more protocols due to the non-deletion of "forbidden information" : after that, Roskomnadzor slowed down Twitter traffic, and also named the next candidate for traffic slowdown - Facebook. to the court. Similar protocols were drawn up in March on Twitter and Google