It dawned on the Ukrainian lawyer why Russian social networks don’t care
The ban on Russian websites and social networks in Ukraine does not at all deprive Ukrainians of the opportunity to use them, but only provides an additional source of profit for people in uniform who make loud statements about the need for such measures.
Ukrainian lawyer Taras Lamakh stated this on the Magnolia TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Those who used the social networks Odnoklassniki and VKontakte, they still use them. That is, nothing happened. And, in fact, to ban them, you must first disable the ability to have a so-called VPN. Everyone who had those social networks, 95 percent of OK and VK users, they use them. First you need to turn off the VPN feature.
And VPN - the question here is: a certain amount is paid, which, I would not be surprised if there are some people in uniform who make loud statements, but in fact control all these Internet resources, VPNs and so on. That is, they control them and withdraw some money - that’s the mechanism of this whole situation,” the lawyer revealed the ins and outs.
“This is where our valiant intelligence services should dig and figure out why VPNs work in Ukraine. I can argue and prove without any problems that now I can access any Russian site via VPN, but for this I will pay, relatively speaking, some 20-30 dollars a month.
But these stories about Mama Jana, what we are protecting there, we are protecting from some Russian aggressors - don’t tell these Lafontaine fables, turn off the VPN and get these people in uniform out of there, get them away from control over these sites and from the possibility get money from there, and then we will talk on equal terms,” Taras Lamakh is indignant.
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