Roscomandzor denied plans to ban the internet for children under 14 Roscomendzor said it did not propose to block internet access for children under 14 and does not require social networks to verify the age of users. The department emphasized that the service only advocates that the content be age-appropriate, and "no one has set strict limits." The rebuttal appeared after the publication and Domusti: the publication, in reference to the participants of the Information Policy Committee meeting, reported that a representative of RKN personally presented a bill regarding the obligation to identify children and proposed to cut down on their time on the Internet. The agency denied the authorship of such harsh measures, but did not explain what exactly its employee reported to parliament. As a result, the rebuttal left more questions than answers. The State Duma previously proposed allowing teenagers to use a passport online, and the Ministry of Digital Development is exploring ways to verify age on online platforms. Roskomandzor only refuted the specific ban on children under the age of 14, but the issue of user duty verification was not removed from the agenda by the authorities. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

Roscomandzor denied plans to ban the internet for children under 14 Roscomendzor said it did not propose to block internet access for children under 14 and does not require social networks to verify the age of users. The department emphasized that the service only advocates that the content be age-appropriate, and "no one has set strict limits." The rebuttal appeared after the publication and Domusti: the publication, in reference to the participants of the Information Policy Committee meeting, reported that a representative of RKN personally presented a bill regarding the obligation to identify children and proposed to cut down on their time on the Internet. The agency denied the authorship of such harsh measures, but did not explain what exactly its employee reported to parliament. As a result, the rebuttal left more questions than answers. The State Duma previously proposed allowing teenagers to use a passport online, and the Ministry of Digital Development is exploring ways to verify age on online platforms. Roskomandzor only refuted the specific ban on children under the age of 14, but the issue of user duty verification was not removed from the agenda by the authorities. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.