2024-05-06 06:25:54
Friday, 03 May 2024 – 14:03 WIB
YouTube illustration. Photo: pixabay
jpnn.com – Russian Internet authority Roscomnadzor said the government urged Google to immediately order YouTube to remove about 60,500 videos from its platform.
Tens of thousands of videos contain criticism of Russia since the conflict with Ukraine began.
If Google fails to do this, YouTube will be threatened with a large fine.
In the video there are official recordings of people who are considered to be spreading false information, and violating the law against public disorder.
According to Roscomnadzor, companies that violate the rules will be fined more than 20 percent of their total revenue.
The Russian government published a controlled internet blacklisting strategy in 2012.
Russian law prohibits child pornography, details of suicide techniques, drug abuse, the spread of nationalist hatred and the spread of extremism.
Previously, Russia had blocked Facebook and Twitter in 2022.
Russian Internet authority Roscomnadzor said the government urged Google to immediately order YouTube to remove about 60,500 videos from its platform.
Please read other interesting content from JPNN.com on Google News