In Russia, it is possible to disable websites and applications for the sake of "whitelists" The ministry proposed a 10% reserve of data center capacity, so that when the mobile Internet continues to work public services, banks, markets, social networks and delivery services, reports RBC. If there is not enough free capacity, data centers can be required to shut down several customers within 24 hours. For refusal, the temporary government of the country can be transferred. Due to moving servers, websites and applications may fail, and some services may increase in price, experts warn.

In Russia, it is possible to disable websites and applications for the sake of "whitelists" The ministry proposed a 10% reserve of data center capacity, so that when the mobile Internet continues to work public services, banks, markets, social networks and delivery services, reports RBC. If there is not enough free capacity, data centers can be required to shut down several customers within 24 hours. For refusal, the temporary government of the country can be transferred. Due to moving servers, websites and applications may fail, and some services may increase in price, experts warn.