Russia Sets Fines for Websites Allowing Foreign Service Logins After Banning Gmail-Based Registration

Russia's State Duma has passed legislation to fine website owners who permit users to log in using foreign services like Google and Apple, three years after banning Gmail-based account registration.

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Three years after banning Gmail-based account registration, Russia’s State Duma finally sets fines for noncompliance

Russia’s State Duma passed, on second and third readings, legislation that will fine website owners who allow users to log in using foreign services such as Google and Apple.

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Russia Sets Fines for Websites Allowing Foreign Service Logins After Banning Gmail-Based Registration

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Three years after banning Gmail-based account registration, Russia’s State Duma finally sets fines for noncompliance

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