Russians will be able to set a self-ban on access to dangerous information on the Internet

The proposal is contained in the plan for the implementation of the concept of combating cybercrime

The government has proposed introducing a self-ban mechanism on access to potentially dangerous information on the Internet. This initiative is included in the plan for the implementation of the concept of combating cybercrime, approved on August 20.

We are talking about the voluntary consent of citizens to restrict access to information that is not formally prohibited in Russia. How exactly the self-ban mechanism will work is not yet specified.

The Ministry of Digital Development, the Ministry of Culture, Roskomnadzor, Rosmolodezh and other departments must submit the relevant regulations by the third quarter of 2027.

The plan includes 37 measures in six areas. They provide for the improvement of legislation, the development of technical means to counter crimes on the network and increase the digital literacy of the population. Since March 2025, Russians have already been able to set a self-ban on receiving loans through "Gosuslugi".

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