After fining Google more money than exists on Earth, Russia demands so little from EA it feels like a weird joke
Russia has fined Electronic Arts, Take-Two Interactive, Battlestate Games, and NetEase approximately $27,000 each for failing to localize Russian gamers' data on domestic servers. This follows significantly larger fines levied against Google for blocking pro-Kremlin channels. While Roskomnadzor denies plans for further restrictions, the move aligns with Russia's pursuit of digital sovereignty.
- Entities
- Company: Electronic Arts
- Topic: Data Localization
- Company: Roskomnadzor
- Company: Epic Games
- Company: Take-Two Interactive
- Company: Embracer Group
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Fines
- Company: Digital Extremes
- Topic: Digital Sovereignty
- Company: NetEase, Inc.
- Company: Google
- Company: Battlestate Games
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