News Summary:
The Ministry of Digital Development, along with Rostelecom, Beeline, and the State Duma IT Committee, recently refuted reports regarding the introduction of "white lists" for home internet users, clarifying that such restrictions only apply to mobile communications. This followed a Telegram channel's report on Saturday alleging that Moscow home internet providers were urgently implementing a "white list" system. Previously, on March 20, Rostelecom announced that TData, a component of its IT cluster, commenced a project to implement a Russian-developed data management system for United Engine, a state-owned corporation that manufactures engines for military, civil aviation, and space exploration programs. On March 17, Rostelecom's unit IT School RTK finalized a cooperation agreement with the Moscow MTUCI university of ICT to collaborate on IT accreditation for companies, aiming to enhance IT professional training and integrate corporate solutions into educational curricula. Earlier in March, specifically on March 5, Rostelecom's Turbo Cloud, also part of its IT cluster, upgraded its Cloud Disc service, introducing new features focused on bolstering security and transparency, including an anti-virus service and advanced activity reporting tools.
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