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Twitter & Facebook might be blocked in Russia over content material calling for unauthorized protests, say proposals from countrys Senate

Popular platforms comparable to Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, in addition to messaging corporations like Telegram and video internet website TikTok might turn into unavailable in Russia in the development that they fail to prohibit illegal calls to participate in protests.
Popular platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, as well as messaging services like Telegram and video site TikTok could become unavailable in Russia if they fail to ban illegal calls to participate in protests.

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