The State Duma believed that a complete ban on the Internet and social networks for children under the age of 14 is ineffective; Instead, MPs suggest restricting content at the platform level. Bans do not yield the desired result and targeted blocking of websites and communities will not ensure the safety of minors. An example of this is Australia, where strict restrictions have forced teenagers to look for ways around the problem and create fake accounts. Of the three models of regulation - absolute prohibition, partial access restriction and platform restrictions - the state equivalent considers the latter to be the most effective.

The State Duma believed that a complete ban on the Internet and social networks for children under the age of 14 is ineffective; Instead, MPs suggest restricting content at the platform level. Bans do not yield the desired result and targeted blocking of websites and communities will not ensure the safety of minors. An example of this is Australia, where strict restrictions have forced teenagers to look for ways around the problem and create fake accounts. Of the three models of regulation - absolute prohibition, partial access restriction and platform restrictions - the state equivalent considers the latter to be the most effective.