How this Wi-Fi name landed Russian student in jail
How this Wi-Fi name landed Russian student in jail
A Moscow court sentenced a student to jail for renaming his Wi-Fi network to Slava Ukraini. The student was found guilty of a 'public demonstration of Nazi symbolics or symbols of extremist organisations.' Russian authorities have fined tech companies during the Ukraine-Russia war. The companies are no longer registered as debtors in the state bailiffs' database, which means their fines may have been settled
A Moscow court sentenced a student to jail for renaming his Wi-Fi network to Slava Ukraini. The student was found guilty of a 'public demonstration of Nazi symbolics or symbols of extremist organisations.' Russian authorities have fined tech companies during the Ukraine-Russia war. The companies are no longer registered as debtors in the state bailiffs' database, which means their fines may have been settled
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A Moscow court sentenced a student to jail for renaming his Wi-Fi network to Slava Ukraini. The student was found guilty of a 'public demonstration of Nazi symbolics or symbols of extremist organisations.' Russian authorities have fined tech companies during the Ukraine-Russia war. The companies are no longer registered as debtors in the state bailiffs' database, which means their fines may have been settled 
