Roskomnadzor Hosts an "Open Doors Day" on Personal Data Privacy
The irony reaches peak levels as the state censorship machine prepares a public webinar to instruct businesses on how to protect user data.
Officials from Roskomnadzor announced an online open house event focused on personal data enforcement practices, broadcast directly from the agency's Situation Center.
The regulator plans to summarize its oversight metrics across 2025 and the first half of 2026, while breaking down the most frequent corporate violations of federal data privacy statutes. The organization best known for mass internet blackouts will now formally advise commercial entities on digital compliance hygiene.
Ahead of the broadcast, the agency is collecting inquiries from corporate compliance officers via a submission questionnaire on Yandex Forms.
Watching an authoritarian internet censor position itself as a benign consumer privacy protector provides top-tier institutional absurdism. Submitting internal operational questions directly to the enforcement body's public intake form feels less like consulting and more like self-reporting for future audit penalties.
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