The Russian state communications regulator, Roskomnadzorblocked access to Instagram starting Monday, after Meta Platforms said last week that it would allow social media users in Ukraine to post hateful messages against Russians.
Meta, which also owns Facebook, said the temporary change in its hate speech policy only applied to Ukraine after the Russian invasion, saying it would be wrong to prevent Ukrainians from “expressing resistance and anger against military forces.” invaders”.
Russia, which has already banned Facebook, has opened a criminal investigation against Meta and prosecutors have asked a court to designate the US tech giant as an “extremist organization.”
According to the Russian authorities, in addition, IG did not allow access to the Russian media, so that they could give their version of the events taking place in Ukraine.
Source: Ambito
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