Information allegedly from the press service of the Ministry of Digital Development about a planned Internet shutdown in Russia on weekends has been circulating in messengers. The ministry responded that there are no such plans and the information being disseminated is not true.
The information circulating in messengers, allegedly from the press service of the Ministry of Digital Development of Russia, about planned restrictions on Internet access on weekends is not true.
All types of Internet connection: fixed, mobile and satellite Internet will operate normally in accordance with regional security features.
The agency also reminded that you should not trust unverified sources, and reliable information can be found on the website of the Ministry of Digital Development and in the official channels of the agency in Max and Telegram.
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