I n 2019, it was reported that the Russian government had developed a system that can intercept and decrypt HTTPS traffic, potentially allowing them to access sensitive user data transmitted over secure connections. In addition, there have been concerns about the use of surveillance technologies by the Russian government to monitor online activity and access user data. The US and UK governments issued a joint warning about the campaign, which they said was being conducted by Russian state-sponsored hackers. In 2018, it was reported that the Russian government had attempted to hack into routers and other networking equipment in order to spy on users and gain access to sensitive information. LinkedIn refused to comply with the request, and as a result, the Russian government blocked access to the site. In 2016, it was reported that Russian authorities had requested that LinkedIn provide them with access to user data stored on servers located within Russia. Russia tried to follow the China way of handling the Internet and Internet user data. Click to expand.I don't hate Russia, but to answer this we have to get very political, so I'll try to just summarize the technological part why for myself I don't see it as a good choice to use Russian based services at the moment:

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