Russia may launch its own internet (Russia strengthens its awareness of network sovereignty and attracts global attention)

In recent years, Russia has strengthened its awareness of cyber sovereignty, which has attracted global attention. In this context, the Russian government has taken a series of measures to ensure the country's network security and sovereignty.

Russia's Consciousness of Network Sovereignty

The Russian government believes that the Internet is an important field of national security. Therefore, they have taken some measures to strengthen their awareness of cyber sovereignty. First of all, the Russian government has enacted a series of laws to ensure the country's network security. These laws include network sovereignty law and data local area network law. These laws stipulate the Russian government's control and supervision of the Internet.

Secondly, the Russian government has strengthened its control over domestic Internet companies. For example, the Russian government requires Internet companies to set up servers and store data in Russia. In addition, the Russian government also requires Internet companies to provide user data to Russian intelligence agencies.

Finally, the Russian government has taken some technical measures to ensure the country's network security. For example, the Russian government requires Internet service providers (ISPs) to install special equipment to monitor Internet traffic. In addition, the Russian government also requires Internet service providers to restrict access to specific websites.

Enable domestic internet

In order to further strengthen the awareness of network sovereignty, the Russian government plans to launch its own Internet. This means that Russia will establish an independent internet infrastructure to ensure the country's network security and sovereignty.

Operating Steps for Enabling Domestic Internet

1. Establish an independent Internet infrastructure.

The Russian government will establish an independent Internet infrastructure, including servers and routers. These devices will be made in Russia and controlled by the Russian government.

Storing data in Russia

The Russian government requires Internet companies to store data in Russia. This means that the Russian government will be able to access these data and supervise them.

3. Monitor Internet traffic

The Russian government requires Internet service providers to install special equipment to monitor Internet traffic. This will enable the Russian government to monitor and control all traffic on the Internet.

4. Restrict access to specific websites

The Russian government requires Internet service providers to restrict access to specific websites. This will enable the Russian government to control the content on the Internet and prevent the spread of bad information.