However, punishment may also be applied

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for officials from 100 to 200 thousand rubles for the first violation and from 500 to 800 thousand rubles for a repeat violation;
for legal entities from 1 to 6 million rubles for the first violation and from 6 to 18 million rubles for a repeat violation.
Such fines are mostly received by foreign companies that provide services to Russians from abroad. For example, in 2021, the court imposed a fine of 4 million rubles on WhatsApp for violating data localization requirements, and 15 million and 17 million rubles on Facebook (recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation) and Twitter (now X) for repeated violations, respectively.

to a domestic company if it stores or transmits data of Russian citizens to a server located abroad. Therefore, to avoid violating localization requirements, it is necessary to:
UN resolution on artificial intelligence passed unanimously
25.03.2024
The UN General Assembly resolution, adopted on March 21, is aimed at ensuring AI safety. It is not binding, but it is still very important, reports ZDNet .

The rise of generative AI has shown the world the new zealand mobile database potential of this technology to help people in many ways, but it has also exposed its dangers. The technology has already caused data leaks, copyright infringement lawsuits, harmful deepfakes, and more, demonstrating the urgent need to regulate its safety.

The resolution, which was unanimously adopted by the UN General Assembly, was proposed by the US and supported by more than 120 member states. As a result, all 193 UN member states agreed to adopt it. It calls for the design, development and deployment of AI to be “safe, secure and trustworthy.”


Conduct an audit of the data being processed and the means of storing/processing it. Data of Russian citizens should not be processed by foreign services.
Conduct an audit of transactions and relationships with the organization's partners to whom data is transferred.
In the next article, we will examine other violations and sanctions that violators – organizations and citizens – should be prepared for.