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Prosecutor's office of the Tver region found pages where SIMKS were illegally sold

Prosecutor’s office of Molokovo district of Tver region found violations during monitoring of Internet resources

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Prosecutor's office of the Tver region found pages where SIMKS were illegally sold

The Prosecutor’s office of the Molokov district of the Tver region found violations in the course of monitoring Internet resources.

The agency identified five pages where information on the sale of SIM cards was freely available without presenting a passport and concluding a contract. In the future, unregistered SIMs could be used to commit crimes.

The Prosecutor’s office appealed to the court with a claim to recognize this information prohibited for distribution in Russia. The department's demands were met.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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