Kremlin's Push for State-Backed Messaging App MAX Draws User Frustration

The Kremlin's initiative to develop and promote the state-backed messaging application MAX has reportedly caused unease and frustration among some segments of the Russian population, who view its mandatory use with suspicion.

3 Apr, 08:30 — 3 Apr, 08:30

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Kremlin’s drive for a state-backed messaging app touches a nerve for some - The Straits Times

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Kremlin's drive for a state-backed messaging app touches a nerve for some - Reuters

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Kremlin's Push for State-Backed Messaging App MAX Draws User Frustration

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Kremlin’s drive for a state-backed messaging app touches a nerve for some - The Straits Times

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Kremlin's drive for a state-backed messaging app touches a nerve for some - Reuters

Kremlin’s drive for a state-backed messaging app touches a nerve for some - The Straits Times

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