A Youth Festival in Russia Reportedly Gives Foreign Visitors Unfiltered Wi-Fi — While Keeping Russian Participants Behind State Censorship
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A youth festival in Russia reportedly gives foreign visitors unfiltered Wi-Fi — while keeping Russian participants behind state censorship
Organizers of the International Youth Festival underway at Yekaterinburg Expo have given foreign participants access to websites blocked in Russia, according to the local outlet Signal Ural.
Foreign participants at the Yekaterinburg Youth Festival were allowed to visit blocked sites
At the same time, Russian citizens used the used Internet – the best and most interesting news on the subject: Video, Yekaterinburg, IFM on the Fischki.net Entertainment Portal
Internet without restrictions for foreign participants, separate network for Russians, SIM cards for guests, easy access to social media and mass media
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) PRODUCTED, distributed and (or) directed by the FOREIGN INTERNET AGENCY OF THE NEW GASETT OR BUILD THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FOREIGN AGENCY INTERNET OF THE NEW GASET. At the international youth festival in Yekaterinburg, foreign participants organized Internet access without censorship from the Russian authorities, wrote Signal Ural. There are three Wi-Fi networks on the premises of the exhibit: for foreigners whose …
For foreign participants at the Ekaterinburg International Youth Festival, they set up Internet access by bypassing Roscomnadzor's blockades, writing the Catherine Ural magazine, which journalists spoke to foreign visitors to the forum... The rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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