Google, Facebook, Telegram and Twitter drew up further protocols due to failure to delete posts

Google, Facebook, Telegram and Twitter drew up ten new protocols under the article on the failure to remove “prohibited content” at the request of the authorities (parts 2 and 4 of article 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is reported by Interfax.

Under these articles, information resources face fines of up to 16 million rubles. The protocols were received by the Magistrate's District Court No. 422 of the Tagansky District of Moscow. Meetings to consider them have not yet been scheduled.

• On May 25, a court fined Google four million rubles for failing to remove “prohibited content.” The reason for the fine was publications with "illegal content" and calls for participation in protests.
• due to the non-deletion of "forbidden information" Similar protocols were drawn up in March on Twitter and Facebook .