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Facebook Pays RUB 17 Million in Fines to Russia Over Banned Content | Technology News

Facebook Pays RUB 17 Million in Fines to Russia Over Banned Content Facebook has paid RUB 17 million (roughly Rs. 1.7 crore) in fines owed in Russia for failing to delete content Moscow deems illegal.

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