When you think that Russian investigators, along with the courts, can't act even more clumsy and cleomimic, they will always find something to surprise now the use of VPNs and the deletion messages began to be presented by investigators as arguments for arresting suspects. From the point of view of the current legislation, the use of VPN or the establishment of an instant messenger vehicle is not illegal, although VPN was recently an aggravating circumstance if it was used in the commission of a crime, in fact, if the criminal used, for example, Telegram during the commission of crimes. No one looks at the actual use of blocked means of communication to transmit information related to crime. Russian courts and investigators often push the norm with all their might, equating today's standard digital toolkit with attempts to hide or destroy evidence. The erosion of the law and the expansion of what investigators are allowed to use against citizens continues. And it's very, very sad. About 100% of people aged 20-50 use a VPN or clean chat rooms from time to time. Even the MAX courier a significant part of the economically active population cannot be seen as potential criminals just because they use smartphones and protect their data. It is impossible to establish rules that were deliberately violated by a huge percentage of citizens, and are violated due to a change in the state's assessment of actions that were legal only yesterday, but today are in the gray area of the law. Most government bodies and public figures of Russia continue to manage Telegram channels, of course, using blocking measures. Under such circumstances, how do people want anything?