Russia eases mobile internet curbs but keeps foreign apps blocked
Russia's Digital Development Ministry has broadened the list of accessible websites during mobile internet restrictions. While Telegram and other foreign messaging apps remain blocked, numerous Russian digital platforms are now available.
The ministry has published an updated list of Russian services that remain accessible during mobile internet shutdowns. These include government agency websites, essential services like Russian Post, and financial institutions such as Alfa-Bank. Major Russian media outlets like Komsomolskaya Pravda and RIA Novosti are also on the list.
Mobile operators have adjusted their settings to ensure these approved platforms remain accessible even during restrictions. However, specific details about additional companies or services added in the third phase are not yet available.
The expansion of accessible websites during mobile internet restrictions aims to maintain access to crucial Russian digital platforms. Despite this, popular foreign messaging apps remain inaccessible. The ministry's list provides a comprehensive guide for users to navigate these restrictions.
