Война с интернетом: как Россия теряет управление

In March 2026, the Russian government's digital control measures and the opposition's concerns were discussed. The state's promotion of a messenger app as a replacement for Telegram, the official explanation of the internet as a battleground, and the legislation for digital control were explored. The opposition's perspective on total surveillance infrastructure, systematic elimination of public space, and censorship and control of online platforms was also presented. The conversation highlighted the challenges and unintended consequences of the state's implementation of digital control measures. The conversation delves into the state of mobile internet in Russia, the larger issues it represents, the law of cybernetics, and the absence of feedback loops in the management of the internet. The conversation delves into the challenges of digital control, the paradox of state-backed technology, and the escalating chaos caused by a blind system. It highlights the impact on society and the inevitability of passive resistance in the face of a dysfunctional authoritarian regime.TakeawaysState's promotion of digital control measuresOpposition's concerns about total surveillance and censorship The Russian government's management of the internet reflects a lack of complexity in its control tools.The absence of feedback loops in internet management leads to a system that amplifies errors rather than correcting them. Blind digital control leads to escalating chaosPassive resistance is inevitable in a dysfunctional authoritarian regimeChapters00:00 The State's Digital Fortress05:58 State's Implementation Challenges12:27 The Symptom of a Larger Issue19:11 The Blind System of Digital Control24:18 The Dangerous Blind System