Russia fines Google $358M for not censoring topics including the war with Ukraine, after Google's Russian subsidiary filed for bankruptcy earlier this year (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer)




Bill Toulas / BleepingComputer:

Russia fines Google $358M for not censoring topics including the war with Ukraine, after Google’s Russian subsidiary filed for bankruptcy earlier this year  —  A court in Moscow has imposed a fine of $358 million (21 billion rubles) on Google LLC for failing to restrict access to information considered prohibited in the country.

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