Russia Moves Toward Isolated Internet, Bans Facebook, Twitter

The video discusses the recent changes in media censorship in Russia, highlighting the blocking of social networks like Instagram and Facebook, and the increased demand for VPN services. It explores the use of blockchain technology for internet access and financial transactions. The video compares Russia's internet restrictions to China's Great Firewall and examines the opposition to the war in Ukraine, including protests and the role of Navalny. It also addresses the unexpected lack of major cyberattacks by Russia during the conflict.

What changes have occurred in media censorship in Russia during the recent conflict?

How has the accessibility of social networks like Instagram and Facebook changed for Russian citizens?

What role do VPN services play for individuals trying to bypass censorship in Russia?

In what ways are blockchain technologies being utilized in Russia amidst the current restrictions?

What are the potential consequences of Russia implementing a censorship system similar to China's Great Firewall?

How has the opposition in Russia responded to the war with Ukraine?

What factors might explain the lack of significant cyberattacks from Russia during the current conflict?