In Russia, the plan reduces the number of disconnects of mobile internet and establishes clear rules for them. Mintifers and business representatives are discussing measures to streamline this process, Izvestia reports are related to highly connected sources in the media market. The ability to identify the unified state agency is responsible for making a decision to turn off the device, as well as creating a review system.
The disconnection of the Internet is one of the ways to combat the airway (UAV) without drones, however, the industry note that turning off the machine is often chaotic and commands from different regional and federal structures, while the validity of the requirements is suspected. Periodic disconnection of mobile media occurs due to UAV's regular attacks into strategic objects, including airports. During the period from July 5 to 7, Russian airlines canceled 485 flights to ensure security, 88 flights were sent to backup airports and 1.9,000 flights were detained for departure and arrival.
A source is close to one of the mobile operators argue that it operates in the disconnection of the Internet program, for example, the headquarters operate according to the regional government. According to him, experts of operators are overloaded with the shortcut requirements from local managers who are not allowed to make such decisions. These applications from areas must be sent to Moscow to review and determine their legality, as well as to make disconnected plans. All this requires time, not always allowing you to quickly block access when really necessary. In addition, there is a risk of incorrect access to unnecessary access.
The Director of Internet Research Karen Ghazaryan also confirmed that mobile internet blocking guidelines are currently receiving (or at least trying to act) from many illegal organizations. In his opinion, the rationalization of the blocking process will save the user from unnecessary and unnecessary shortcuts and the operators – from excessive work. Earlier, there was a report that in Kursk, they will create available Wi-Fi areas for free to ensure sustainable access to information resources in case of mobile intercourse.
