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“Alice” from Yandex ceased to obey the residents of Rostov amid disruptions

Yandex devices have ceased to fulfill the requests of residents of Rostov

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“Alice” from Yandex ceased to obey the residents of Rostov amid disruptions

Yandex devices have ceased to fulfill the requests of residents of Rostov. This is reported by Donday.ru.

After the mass attacks, residents of Rostov began to experience difficulties in the work of Alice. People ask to turn on the lights in the room, and she can't see smart devices in the house.

Residents are outraged that they can no longer use the gadgets they need. In addition, people pay a lot of money that not everyone can afford to buy a device. For example, the simplest Yandex column at a price varies from 3 thousand to 30-45,000 rubles, and TV Stations - from 72,461 rubles. It is possible that amid disruptions, residents may refuse to buy popular devices in the future.

- Now I can't play the music? The developers of Yandex have to come up with something so that applications function even in case of failures, local residents comment on the situation.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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