We unpack laws that change faster than technology. Intellectual property, internet regulation, and digital freedoms - no fluff.
Games, marketplaces, and one-tap payments: when a child spends without permission, Russian law gives parents tools—if you document the case and act in the right order.
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Ordinary purchases fail, support says the algorithm decided-but no one can explain the rules. How antifraud works in Russia, why opacity becomes a legal issue, and where responsibility actually sits.
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Regulation, infrastructure, and advertising rules have reshaped Russia’s digital environment. Here is why a single channel is no longer enough—and what resilient communication looks like in 2026.
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Aggregators say the data is “public.” Russian personal data law still requires a lawful basis—here is how processing works, what you can demand, and how to push back.
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A message is not a private line between two people—it is a chain of systems. Here is what messengers and telecom operators each know, and where the real limits of privacy are.
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In the digital economy you often pay with data, not money. How monetization works, what “Accept” means legally, and how to balance convenience with control over your information.
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Speakers, robots, and fridges online: what your smart home knows about you, voice privacy, and why one weak password can expose the whole household.
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Fraud in 2026 is less about breaking into banks and more about steering what you do: loans, withdrawals, pawnshops, and transfers you initiate yourself. Here is how that shift works and what actually reduces risk.
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