The United States' largest technology companies have asked the Supreme Court to reconsider how law enforcement can access cell phone location data without a court order. A group of several large IT companies has asked the US Supreme Court to consider the privacy issue of government tracking of users' mobile phone location data. Among those who signed the document are Google, Facebook, Apple, Airbnb, Dropbox, Cisco Systems and other large social networks and services.

The rally, whose applicants include the Pirate Party of Russia and RosKomSvoboda, will be held on August 26.

In the register of information distribution organizers (Ori), a new replenishment is a service for the implementation of corporate communication “Answer”. To report on the first request about any actions of their users, law enforcement officers will be the “answer” messenger, which last year has become one of the applicants for the use of state bodies. In the registry, the messenger is represented by Mobile Communications LLC, and is included there under the number 97-PP.