A “green button” will appear on “State Services” to cancel restrictions

Brief retelling from RIA II

The “Green Button” on “State Services” will work as a mechanism for canceling the “Red Button” and lifting previously imposed restrictions.

The first package of measures to protect against fraudsters, including about 30 initiatives, came into force in June 2025.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that introduces new measures to protect citizens from telephone and Internet scammers.

MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The “Green Button” will appear on the “State Services” as a mechanism for canceling the “Red Button” - it will allow removing previously imposed restrictions, according to the materials for the “Digital Solutions” forum.

Earlier, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Grigorenko said in an interview with RIA Novosti that the “Red Button” to protect against fraudsters will work on “State Services” this year, and now banks and telecom operators are connecting to the service.

The “Green Button” on State Services will work as a mechanism for canceling the “Red Button” and lifting restrictions on the part of participants in the Antifraud GIS,” the message says.

The Russian government is actively working to protect citizens by introducing measures to counter telephone and online scammers. Thus, the first package of measures to protect against fraudsters came into force in June 2025. It includes about 30 initiatives, which are being introduced in stages. Russians also got the opportunity to refuse SMS mailings and spam calls.

In addition, at the end of June, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that introduces new measures to protect citizens from telephone and Internet scammers. It includes about 30 measures, including a panic button on State Services, a self-ban on incoming international calls and restrictions on the number of bank cards.

At the end of September, Grigorenko told RIA Novosti that the third package of measures against cyber fraudsters is in the final stage of development, it will include almost 20 initiatives, and the emphasis will be on combating SIM card schemes. It will be submitted to the State Duma in the autumn session. Later, the Ministry of Digital Development published the bill for public discussion.