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The Moscow Magistrates’ Court again fined Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for refusing to remove content banned in Russia. About it informs Interfax with reference to the press secretary of the court Zulfiya Gurinchuk.
Facebook was found guilty of five administrative offenses and fined RUB 21 million. Twitter and Telegram received fines of 5 million and 9 million rubles, respectively.
The court made such a decision under Part 2 and Part 4 of Art. 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (the owner of an information resource on the Internet does not delete information if the obligation to delete it is provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation).
This year, in total, Facebook was fined 80 million rubles, Twitter – 60 million rubles, and Telegram was ordered to collect about 40 million rubles.
Social networks have been repeatedly brought to administrative responsibility for complaints from Roskomnadzor. In addition to Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, Google, Mail.ru, TikTok and WhatsApp were also fined millions of dollars.
Social networks are being fined for refusing to delete information that is called prohibited in Russia. In particular, these are messages about protest actions. In addition, social networks refused to localize user data in Russia. According to the law, foreign companies must ensure the recording, systematization, storage and retrieval of this data on the territory of the country.
To the Moscow office of Google, which is located in the business center “Balchug Plaza”, September 13 in the evening came bailiffs.
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