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Governments do not hesitate to blatantly shift blame. For instance, Russian internet censorship agency blocks YouTube for a couple of months and they still pret
by Self-Perfection 2y ago
Governments do not hesitate to blatantly shift blame. For instance, Russian internet censorship agency blocks YouTube for a couple of months and they still pretend that it is Google's technical issue:
https://www.rbc.ru/technology_and_media/23/10/2024/6718fc469a7947f3be50635b?from=share https://www.rbc.ru/technology_and_media/23/10/2024/6718fc469...
- startupsfail 2y agoI’m a bit surprised Google is still serving at Russia, are they doing it to avoid loosing browser and search market share? They could not be making any money on advertising there, I assume?
- seppel 2y ago> They could not be making any money on advertising there, I assume? When they show an advertisement of, say, some asian company to a russian user, they are still making money, aren't they?
- spartach 2y agoThey just don't show any ads to Russian users (if the user doesn't use a VPN to the outer world).