Roskomnadzor requested information about Google servers from telecom operators
Roskomnadzor has demanded information from telecom operators about the IP and physical addresses of Google servers.
These servers allow us to slow down YouTube in Russia much more effectively.
Operators are detecting blocking of traffic coming from Google servers, Kommersant writes.
Presumably, Roskomnadzor needs exactly this information.
It is also emphasized that if YouTube is blocked, operators will lose up to 30 percent of their traffic.
The day before, some users encountered the problem of YouTube slowing down.
They complained about the inability to load the main page of the video hosting site and the mobile application.
The first large-scale collection of YouTube work took place in the Russian Federation on August 1.
At that time, there were problems with launching videos and the mobile application.
