The State Duma in the first reading supported the initiative of Alexander Khinshtein and Andrei Turchak, according to which fines for insults on the Internet will be increased up to 700 thousand rubles. State Duma deputies adopted in the first reading a bill equating insults on the Internet to public, and introducing fines for officials for insulting citizens. This was reported on the website of the lower house of parliament. Even in the process of developing the bill No.

The Justice for Journalists Foundation published a dedicated person, Belarus and Ukraine, the final part of its studies of attacks against media workers in 12 post -Soviet countries from 2017 to 2019.

The metropolitan department of information technology (DIT) indirectly confirmed the fact of hacking and leakage, saying that providing access to the surveillance system for outsiders is an unlawful action. The Shadow Intelligence expert group reported that there was an announcement on the sale of access to all Moscow surveillance chambers. According to her, the announcement is placed by a person under the nickname ZPOINT.

The new legal act of Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act (Laeda) if adopted will be at risk not only of the inhabitants of the United States, but by all who use American products and through encryption. The Internet Society expresses its concern about the bill on legal access to the encrypted Laeda data. The organization sent the corresponding letter to the Senate, which was signed by more than 75 experts in global cybersecurity, civil society organizations, companies and trade associations.

In connection with the changes made to the Constitution, deputies, led by Pavel Krasheninnikov, prepared amendments to the Criminal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure and Code of Administrative Offenses, which are tightened for actions aimed at alienating part of Russia and calls for such actions.

Such an initiative was made by the member of the CPRF Artyom Kiryanov, motivating this by the absence of a state house that would solve such problems.