The Kremlin has rolled out a new government-approved messaging service MAX which has sparked fears of a digital Iron Curtain ...

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The Russian government has announced that the state-supported messaging app Max will soon be compulsory on all smartphones ...

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Russia has ordered a state-backed messaging app to be installed on all devices across the country in a move set to ...

Russians are being pushed onto a new messaging service linked to the Kremlin, and experts warn people can expect them to be ...

Max will replace a standalone messaging app made by Russian tech giant VK, which has been a piece of mandatory preinstalled ...

The Russian government will require the state-backed Max messenger app to be pre-installed on all smartphones and tablets ...

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