The problem here with this law is that they will force providers to ban such services on customer systems. Providers will just do so in their terms. But there is no way to control the use of tor on pr

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LOL... nope... truly not pro-Russian,ever since Russia kicked me out of my home in Crimea for the sake of "Crimean freedom"...

to block all sites which are censored in Russia from being accessible via its VPN by Russian users -- and even if they do, to expect anyone to keep buying that VPN service. They will not -- hence it

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Russia is on its way to become China.

The Torrentfreak article reports that if VPN and proxy providers "are configured to prevent access to all domains present in Russia’s banned resources list, it appears they can avoid legal is

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ypwevy/russia-wants-to-block-tor-but-it-probably-cant

The Russian Federation Council has just approved a bill that would outlaw the use of virtual private networks, the Tor anonymity network, anonymous mobile messaging services and internet proxy service

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Isn't distribution of porno forbidden in Russia?

That's Russia, so they do not.

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