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Roskomnadzor, the Russian telecommunications authority, filed a lawsuit against Google because the company did not know that the blocked websites in the country were stuck in the search results. converted 9 200 €)
The guardian of telecommunications wants Google to join a national register on which all websites refused in Russia are collected, writes Reuters . The session is held on December 11th.
A number of websites have been rendered inaccessible by the Russian government. The sites are suspected of violating Russian law. Google's search links always refer to these sites in the search results.
In recent years, Russia has become stricter with regard to search engines. Social networks also need to store users' personal data on servers in Russia.
For the moment, the country imposes relatively small fines. In addition, Russia is trying to block online services. Anonymous sources claim that the country is developing stricter rules to fight more severely against technology companies that respect these rules.
Fines would represent 1% of the annual turnover in Russia.
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