Moscow tells 13 mostly U.S. tech firms they must set up in Russia by 2022 (reuters.com) 19 points by bertjk 4y ago ↗ HN
[–] bradwood 4y ago ↗ This is so stupid. These firms will probably just say "no" and carry on as before. [–] ryanlol 4y ago ↗ Of course not. Google, Facebook, Twitter and Tiktok will almost certainly comply. The actual requirements for presence in Russia seem to be minimal. [–] tapoxi 4y ago ↗ The requirements for presence are unspecified by Roskomnadzor, and these companies will basically be putting someone within reach of Russia under threat of imprisonment when they do something Russia doesn't like. [–] avmich 4y ago ↗ Should perhaps have 100% of their staff remote. [–] LegitShady 4y ago ↗ worked for china [–] hulitu 4y ago ↗ Just like they did in China.
[–] ryanlol 4y ago ↗ Of course not. Google, Facebook, Twitter and Tiktok will almost certainly comply. The actual requirements for presence in Russia seem to be minimal. [–] tapoxi 4y ago ↗ The requirements for presence are unspecified by Roskomnadzor, and these companies will basically be putting someone within reach of Russia under threat of imprisonment when they do something Russia doesn't like. [–] avmich 4y ago ↗ Should perhaps have 100% of their staff remote. [–] LegitShady 4y ago ↗ worked for china
[–] tapoxi 4y ago ↗ The requirements for presence are unspecified by Roskomnadzor, and these companies will basically be putting someone within reach of Russia under threat of imprisonment when they do something Russia doesn't like. [–] avmich 4y ago ↗ Should perhaps have 100% of their staff remote. [–] LegitShady 4y ago ↗ worked for china
[–] olliej 4y ago ↗ The goal of course is so that they can arrest or threaten employees of these companies, just as China and other similar countries do.
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