Apple tells Russian VPNs to leave
Apple is at it again, acting as an ally to the Kremlin. Two VPNs have mysteriously disappeared from the Russian App Store following approval from Roskomnadzor, the notorious internet regulator. Clever, isn’t it?
VPNs Disappear Without a Trace
So, if you’re in Russia and wanted to keep your browsing private, you’re out of luck. Apple has removed the VPNs faster than you can say “potato.” We all appreciate the concept of a free internet, but that’s not happening under Putin’s regime.
Cook Submits to Kremlin Authority
Tim Cook and his team at Apple are quickly complying with Russia’s demands, removing anything resembling a VPN. They’re quite eager to follow orders rather than taking a stand on principles.
Mozilla Demonstrates Determination
As Apple falters, Mozilla has been displaying greater boldness with their extensions. It’s somewhat invigorating, don’t you think? However, almost anything appears assertive compared to Apple’s recent behavior.
Summary
It appears that a minimum of two VPN services are no longer accessible to iPhone users in Russia, likely due to Roskomnadzor, the Kremlin’s internet regulatory agency, requesting their removal from Apple.…
