In Russia, access to Instagram may still be possible through the use of a VPN. — Bloomberg
It's a complicated time for social networks in Russia. After Facebook, it's Instagram's turn to join the list of platforms banned within the territory. The decision was explained by Roskomnadzor, the Russian agency responsible for monitoring and controlling mass media, following some of the latest measures taken by Meta.
The war is also getting played out on the social networks. This Monday, March 14, Russian Internet users could no longer access Instagram. This ban comes more than a week after the measures taken restricting Facebook and Twitter. The Roskomnadzor has accused the Meta group of having censored Russian media and of being "involved in the violation of fundamental human rights and freedoms, as well as the rights and freedoms of Russian citizens."
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