Moscow Residents Forced to Adapt as Internet Blackouts Disrupt Digital Life
Amid unexplained internet disruptions, Muscovites turn to old-school communication tools like walkie-talkies as the Kremlin tightens control over online activity in Russia.
In the heart of Moscow, residents have been forced to adapt to a new reality as unexplained internet disruptions disrupt their digital lives. As the Kremlin appears to ramp up its control over online activity, Muscovites have been turning to old-school communication tools like walkie-talkies and pagers to stay connected.
The issues first surfaced about a week ago, with users in central Moscow and St. Petersburg reporting difficulties accessing mobile internet. Many said they were unable to load websites or apps, while some lost service altogether, leaving them unable to make phone calls. This has created a
