Russia's Roskomnadzor files lawsuits against at least seven foreign game developers, including Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive, over data localization failures. The regulator warns it may block access to their products if fines are not paid.
Russia's media regulator, Roskomnadzor, has filed lawsuits against at least seven major foreign game developers, including Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive, for failing to localize user data within the country. The regulator warned that it may block access to the companies' products if court-ordered fines remain unpaid.
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