Russia fines Google $374 million for letting the truth about Ukraine be told
Speaking to government officials via video conference on Monday, Putinsaid Russia would have to develop its own domestic technology and tech firms as the country would not be reversing course on progress.
"Not just restrictions but the almost-complete closure of access to foreign high-tech products is being deliberately, intentionally used against our country," said Putin. As for Google, it has mostly left Russia except for free services like Google search, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, Android and Play. It wound down operations and paused all ads back in March this year. The company was forced to file forJust how Moscow plans to extract $374 million from the company is unclear.has asked the company to comment on the matter.
While we wait for that response, we'll bask in the irony of this being a very rare occasion on which Google evading a government demand for money feels about right. ®
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