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Russia opens case towards Google, saying it didn't delete banned content material

Russia has opened a case towards U.S. tech giant Google for failing to remove banned content material from its seek engine, communications watchdog Roskomnadzor discussed on Monday.
Russia has opened a case against U.S. tech giant Google for failing to remove banned content from its search engine, communications watchdog Roskomnadzor said on Monday.

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