Wave closings provider DC ++

Against the background of the ongoing story with the launch of the " Unified Registry of Banned Sites ", other interesting events are developing.
Immediately, several Internet service providers in November suddenly stopped providing file-sharing services in home networks based on the DC ++ protocol. Initially, providers shut down these services, ostensibly for “prevention”, and after a short time they declared their full closure in order to comply with the law “ On protecting children from prohibited information ” and posted approximately such announcements on their websites:

Dear subscribers!
In accordance with the requirements of the law “On the protection of children from prohibited information”, we regret to inform you about the completion of support for the DC ++ file-sharing service in the local network “Link Formula”.
Folders of your computers open for file exchange may contain information that is prohibited from being distributed by current legislation. In order to avoid committing offenses, we exclude the possibility of file sharing through DC ++ in the Formula Link network.
Currently, such restrictions are imposed by all Internet service providers of the Russian Federation. Hope for your understanding.

1. “Link Formula” ,
2. "Green Dot"
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Naturally, the situation itself, as well as the pretext under which this is done, caused a storm of indignation among users on the providers' forums.