Elizabeth Schulze / CNBC:
Russia's “sovereign internet” law, which aims to enable disconnecting the country's internet from the rest of the world, went into effect on Friday — - The law tightens Moscow's control over the country's internet infrastructure and aims to provide a way for Russia to disconnect its networks from the rest of the world.
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Russia's "sovereign internet" law, which aims to enable disconnecting the country's internet from the rest of the world, went into effect on Friday (Elizabeth Schulze/CNBC)
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