Moscow Digital School expert Tatyana Krasnogorskaya

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rules of the game are established by the state based more on political considerations than on considerations of maintaining a competitive environment in the market. Many software manufacturers have repeatedly drawn attention to this, but the position of the antimonopoly authorities follows the general political direction. Issues of compliance with antitrust requirements have arisen even among the EAEU member states, for example, when discussing the issue of chile cell phone number list mandatory pre-installation of Russian software on smartphones. In this context, there is no need to even mention WTO regulations. At the same time, it cannot be said that other countries do not have preferences for local manufacturers, but the level of non-admission of foreign manufacturers to the market is significantly lower than in the Russian Federation; domestic regulation can only be compared with China," analyzed Sergey Uchitel.

noted that the project will help solve the problem with popular office software, which has become limitedly available to Russian users since the sanctions were introduced. "The proposed changes will help minimize the risks associated with a sudden forced transition to other solutions, which businesses have faced due to pressure from foreign copyright holders of office programs," she believes. "Any migration of information is combined with its possible loss, and in the case of personal data, this is especially painful. Additional requirements in terms of compliance of the level of information protection with Russian legislation on personal data are what can guarantee business security in working with confidential data. And of course, the requirement for constant information support for users in the territory of the Russian Federation without restrictions will also simplify the implementation of such software in Russian companies, and news about the departure of the technical support team of another popular foreign office product from Russia will no longer require an urgent, unplanned search for new solutions, and businesses will be able to continue to focus on their main tasks."