Facebook avoided getting into the “black list” of Roskomnadzor by deleting the suicide record

“A month ago I mentioned an unpleasant incident with the KillMePls.Ru site, in which the Rospotrebnadzor found information about suicide that could cause harm to young nonsense , as a result of which Roskomnadzor blocked the entire site. Now KillMePls is, fortunately, unlocked back; but they were flowers, but now berries: a similar fate threatened a much larger site - the social networking site Facebook .



It’s easy to read on the website of the Do /// DG channel : yesterday morning (March 28), Roskomnazdor sent official Facebook notification to the Russian representative office about the Rospotrebnadzor making entries in this social network to the “black list” of prohibited sites. Again, the cause is information about suicide, found in some blog posts (but is there one blogger or some community? - this is not specified).



Russian law prescribes the removal of an entry that is on this “black list” within three days. (I will allow myself to remind Habrahabr that a three-day period was announced in May 2009 in that three-line work of President Medvedev, which in the Webplanet was considered to be a similarity to the Japanese tricky ; probably this coincidence is not completely coincidental.)

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When asked before the Do / / D channel about whether the entire facebook.com domain can be blocked in Russia in the event of a refusal to remove the blog post, Peaks (head of the press service of Roskomnazdor) said: “I would not like to think about it. We make every effort to avoid it. "



Appendage. Singerofthefall tells me here in the comments that Facebook has erased an objectionable post , so there will be no blocking and drama.