The right to the Billing Activities Committee will consider in the near future the amendment package that aim to combat cyber abuse. This was announced by RBC with reference to a document, whose authenticity was confirmed by two sources of publication, familiar with the training course.
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The development of RBC amendments was also confirmed by the Vice Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko, indicating that the government analyzed the common fraud schemes in detail and, based on the analysis, developed measures to protect the Russians from such threats.
Among the proposed changes are the prohibition of the use of foreign messengers for official communication or communication with Russians, clients or users for employees of state agencies, banks, centers, communication operators, social networks, assets of goods and services, ADS Placement of services. The registration of such instant messagers will form Roskomnadzor.
Digital Passport: Services need a forced binding to “public services”
In addition, the amendments offer to force the owners of the markets and aggregators of goods and services with an audience of more than 200 thousand people from Russia to identify through the “public services” of those users who plan to place an advertisement of the sale of the sale of the sale of goods or services.
The Minces told RBC that new measures were expected to enter cyber abuse in 2025-2026. At the same time, according to the results of the discussion, changes and clarifications can be made in the text, added the representative of the Ministry. According to one of the RBC sources, the right to see the Law of Lawyers on February 10.
Previously, Kommersant wrote that the Mincifers proposed to collect and store biometric data of telephone scammers on a single platform. At the same time, the consent of “people who have made fraud using a communication network” will not be required to collect their personal information.
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