The so-called "Yarubia Law" may be extended to foreign cars The new chairman of the State Duma Committee for Digital Development, Alexander Sidyakin, called for the so-called "Yarubia Law" to be extended to foreign cars. “Who cares about their fill? What do they convey? Geographic location or secret recording? It needs to be taken care of, and it will become an issue of regulation," Levdomusti said. The deputy did not specify the timing and regulatory mechanisms. The editor-in-chief of Vilyanov with Sergey Vilyanov: "You get the feeling that the deputy does not really know the content of the Yeruba law - according to which all actions on the Internet are recorded and stored, including data from foreign cars that connect to networks in the Russian Federation. It is not clear what he is talking about. So let's look at computers and smartphones - they are also often not local." A car is one of the main storage and transmitters of data after a smartphone: modern cars are loaded with electronics, their systems are in the cloud and connected to the main office abroad around the clock. They remember the publication of Spider-Man on B screens. from. Hook and subscription for heating seats, activated after payment in Munich. The US and Israel are fighting against car surveillance - they restrict Chinese cars, for example, prohibiting cameras from operating near military installations. Sidyakin had just headed the committee of the new convention, and his statements should be taken as a programmatic speech for the five-year plan. Many such plans do not become reality. Author: Yevgeny Peralchuk Listen in sound.