Russian communications watchdog Roskomnadzor has opened an administrative case against Google, after the US tech giant failed to comply with a law obliging foreign companies to keep all data on Russian users on Russian territory.
Google faces a fine of up to six million rubles ($82,060) if the regulator finds against it. Roskomnadzor also said that it’s currently awaiting a response from Facebook and Twitter, after these platforms were told to localize Russian user data by July 1, or face fines.
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