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War censorship exposes Putin's leaky web controls

Russia's more and more strict online censorship measures have sarcastically exposed essential shortcomings all the way through the Kremlin's efforts to make the Russian web a strong software of surveillance and social management similar to China's so-called Great Firewall
Russia's increasingly strict online censorship measures have paradoxically exposed major shortcomings in the Kremlin's efforts to make the Russian internet a powerful tool of surveillance and social control akin to China's so-called Great Firewall

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Author: Abc News

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