‘A massive headache’: Russians move to walkie-talkies as internet blackouts hit Moscow

The shift towards walkie-talkies and pagers signals a significant change in communication habits among Russians, reflecting a growing distrust in the reliability of internet services. This trend may also indicate a broader strategy by the Kremlin to control information flow and limit dissent through technological means. As the government continues to impose restrictions, the implications for free speech and digital privacy in Russia become increasingly concerning.