"Apart from their problems with WhatsApp and Telegram, many Russians are now getting used to life without mobile internet altogether, as entire cities face regular cut-offs.
Since May, every Russian region has seen mobile internet go down.
Blackouts surged through the summer, with up to 77 regions hit by shutdowns simultaneously at the peak, according to the Na Svyazi (In Touch) project.
The authorities justify the measures by the need to protect people and infrastructure from attacks by Ukrainian drones - Kyiv's response to Russia's relentless and deadly bombardments of Ukrainian cities."
Seeing how three Ukrainian drones are deliberately targeting the same high rise apartment building[0] in Kazan, I very much welcome those dreadful authoritarian mobile internet blackouts.
drysine•5mo ago
Since May, every Russian region has seen mobile internet go down.
Blackouts surged through the summer, with up to 77 regions hit by shutdowns simultaneously at the peak, according to the Na Svyazi (In Touch) project.
The authorities justify the measures by the need to protect people and infrastructure from attacks by Ukrainian drones - Kyiv's response to Russia's relentless and deadly bombardments of Ukrainian cities."
Seeing how three Ukrainian drones are deliberately targeting the same high rise apartment building[0] in Kazan, I very much welcome those dreadful authoritarian mobile internet blackouts.
[0] https://t.me/readovkanews/91042