YouTube Is Also at Risk After Russia's Facebook Ban

The video discusses the recent ban on Facebook and Instagram in Russia, highlighting the legal implications for Meta employees and investors. It explores Facebook's role in providing information and the potential for criminal charges against employees. The discussion also speculates on the future of other platforms like WhatsApp, Twitter, and YouTube in Russia.

What is the primary difference between the previous block and the current ban on Facebook and Instagram in Russia?

• The platforms are now considered extremist organizations.

• The platforms are now more popular in Russia.

• The platforms have been acquired by a Russian company.

• The platforms are now allowed to operate freely.

How does the Russian legal system impact the enforcement of the ban on Facebook and Instagram?

• The legal system supports foreign tech companies.

• The courts are a rubber stamp for government decisions.

• The courts have no influence over tech companies.

• The legal system is independent and unbiased.

What potential issue could arise for Russian nationals working for Meta outside of Russia?

• They could be offered a job in Russia.

• They might be given a bonus.

• They might be unable to return to Russia.

• They could receive a promotion.

Why is WhatsApp currently not blocked in Russia?

• It has no users in Russia.

• It is not popular in Russia.

• It is entirely encrypted and invisible to authorities.

• It is owned by a Russian company.

What is the likelihood of YouTube facing a similar ban as Facebook and Instagram in Russia?

• It is guaranteed to happen.

• There is speculation it might happen soon.

• It is already banned.

• It is unlikely to happen.