МедузаRussia· Russian
Rostelecom invited small regional operators to hand over their subscribers and, in return, to eliminate the costs of PRAIS.
Reported by 3 outlets from 1 country, in 1 language, on 13 Oct 2026.
Headline translated automatically from Russian by a model run by echoblic. Original headline (Медуза): « «Ростелеком» предложил небольшим региональным операторам передать ему своих абонентов, а взамен снять с них расходы на СОРМ » (approximate translation)
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The federal communication operator Rostelecom has proposed terms to smaller regional providers. These terms involve the regional operators transferring their subscribers and infrastructure to Rostelecom. In exchange, the smaller providers would be relieved of certain expenses related to surveillance systems.
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- «Ростелеком» предложил небольшим региональным операторам передать ему своих абонентов, а взамен снять с них расходы на СОРМ Headline of the event's most representative article · Медуза, 13 Oct 2026
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- Reported by 3 outlets from 1 country, in 1 language, on 13 Oct 2026.3 articles · See all headlines
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ДождьRussia· Russian
«Ростелеком» предложил малым провайдерам отдать ему абонентов в обмен на часть выручки и избавление от расходов на систему слежки СОРМ
Новая газета ЕвропаRussia· Russian
«Ростелеком» предложил мелким операторам передать ему своих абонентов, а взамен избавить от трат на систему слежки за пользователями
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ДождьRussia· Russian
«Ростелеком» предложил малым провайдерам отдать ему абонентов в обмен на часть выручки и избавление от расходов на систему слежки СОРМ
МедузаRussia· Russian
«Ростелеком» предложил небольшим региональным операторам передать ему своих абонентов, а взамен снять с них расходы на СОРМ
Новая газета ЕвропаRussia· Russian
«Ростелеком» предложил мелким операторам передать ему своих абонентов, а взамен избавить от трат на систему слежки за пользователями
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