Banks, sanctions and restrictions In the summer a story happened with the denial of foreign SSL/TLS certificates from Russian organizations, mainly banks. The disgusting and bastard behavior of international certification authorities and foreign browsers such as Google Chrome cannot be denied. How did our banks react? Most of them came up with something. I'm not an IT expert, but I see that using the same Google Chrome you can access the website of almost all banks, the same opinion, for example. And other banks are fine, I checked. But T-Bank is not good if you want to go to the bank's website, download Yandex. Browser, re-enter passwords there, that's all. And most banks somehow managed to avoid it - big and small alike. I don't know how, but their users managed to maintain the normal model of digital behavior. But T-Bank didn't make it. Although it is bigger than many who are doing fine under the new restrictions. During the sanctions, companies also in most cases have a choice - fight, adapt and improve, or become hostage to circumstances. Everything is like life! Because that too is all life. This is also true for other home platforms some of our social networks are always raising something, engaging and obviously fighting for the customer. But there are also those who are just waiting for the weather by the sea. The same applies to video platforms, online cinemas, deliveries and markets.

Banks, sanctions and restrictions In the summer a story happened with the denial of foreign SSL/TLS certificates from Russian organizations, mainly banks. The disgusting and bastard behavior of international certification authorities and foreign browsers such as Google Chrome cannot be denied. How did our banks react? Most of them came up with something. I'm not an IT expert, but I see that using the same Google Chrome you can access the website of almost all banks, the same opinion, for example. And other banks are fine, I checked. But T-Bank is not good if you want to go to the bank's website, download Yandex. Browser, re-enter passwords there, that's all. And most banks somehow managed to avoid it - big and small alike. I don't know how, but their users managed to maintain the normal model of digital behavior. But T-Bank didn't make it. Although it is bigger than many who are doing fine under the new restrictions. During the sanctions, companies also in most cases have a choice - fight, adapt and improve, or become hostage to circumstances. Everything is like life! Because that too is all life. This is also true for other home platforms some of our social networks are always raising something, engaging and obviously fighting for the customer. But there are also those who are just waiting for the weather by the sea. The same applies to video platforms, online cinemas, deliveries and markets.