They're far beyond it for a few years now. Before this law there was another (in 2014 if I'm not mistaken) that stipulated that if you do anything with Russian

They're far beyond it for a few years now. Before this law there was another (in 2014 if I'm not mistaken) that stipulated that if you do anything with Russian data, you have to 1) store that data physically inside Russia, and 2) you have to give full access to that data to any law enforcement organization upon their request (no warrants, no reason, no appealing, etc.) If you don't, you pay a hefty fine and/or they just shut you down. Also if you have a website with over 3000 daily readers, you must use your real name when publishing anything and must register with a government agency.