The situation between Russia and other countries is not very beneficial for large companies and technology giants like Google, Microsoft and Adobe started moving all developed projects from Russia to other countries. The reason for the transfer of projects from the country lies mainly in the new laws of the local government, which are related to the regulation of content on the Internet in the country and require companies to store data about Russian users on servers in Russia, not in the USA or other countries. Most technology companies store data on servers in the US, and this is what raised the suspicion among Putin and his government that the US government and its agencies such as the CIA can access the data of Russian users.
The Russian government has therefore warned its residents to start listening to search engines other than Google Search. Google had its R&D center in Russia, but as the media learned, the company stopped all activities in the mentioned center and began to lay off employees from itancov. Microsoft for a change, he withdrew the Skype developers from Russia, and Adobe has already managed to completely end its activities there. The reason for the sudden end of the activity of the technology giants in Russia is the aforementioned law, which was originally supposed to come into force in September 2016, but Putin moved the date to next month.
*Source: Neowin
Cyber war has started!
Whoever doesn't make data available to the NSA is out of luck.
that's right saddaka
let them go, they will come running begging