A deputy called for... Media report: "Deputy Matveyev called this a "vile monopolization of the market," and also: People are being forced into it under threats—for example, students at #Moscow State Pedagogical University were threatened that t...
...hey would not receive their diplomas if they did not have the messenger installed. MAX itself operates in violation of regulations: for example, the messenger name is written in English, and images in private messages are open to third-party access. Complaints to the FAS are not being processed—the agency responds with empty formal replies. People are simply being deprived of choice—digital coercion is reminiscent of COVID-19 restrictions and leads to digital slavery. Matveyev suggested...
... that MAX is being forced on them because no one needs it when #Telegram is available. The deputy called on the Prosecutor General's Office and the Supreme Court to intervene and prohibit the illegal imposition of the app in schools, universities, and hospitals. You can summon spirits. You can summon people on the street preparing for the end of the world. You can conscript people into the army. A State Duma deputy has the following rights: Introducing bills and amendments thereto. Introdu...
...cing parliamentary inquiries and sending parliamentary inquiries. The official to whom the inquiries are sent must respond orally or in writing no later than 15 days. Addressing questions to members of the Government invited to meetings. Sending an appeal to the relevant officials demanding that they take measures to immediately stop the violation of citizens' rights. On the other hand, it is now clear what rights State Duma deputies actually have and to what extent they actually influence...
... life in the country.