The Russian state is quietly and routinely fine-tuning the so-called "Russian int..."

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The Russian state is quietly and routinely fine-tuning the so-called "Russian internet." In entire regions, mobile internet is being shut off for a week under the pretext of drone threats, even though, by the explanations of Russian military experts themselves, those drones navigate by satellite and do not need mobile communications.

Citizens do not object. If they said to shut it off, then it must be necessary. As everyone knows, staying silent is calmer.

For those who are still not ready to stay silent, there is Skip VPN. The traffic is routed so that to the operator, the user appears to be sitting on Yandex studying Easter bread recipes. The scheme can only be blocked together with Yandex, which is to say, not at all.

Translated from technical into plain language: YouTube opens, Telegram loads, Instagram works, banks and Gosuslugi work in parallel, without being shut off. That is, ordinary internet, the kind everyone once had.

Three days free via the link.

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