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The first package of measures to protect against fraudsters came into force in June 2025 and includes about 30 initiatives, which are being introduced in stages. Russians have the opportunity to refuse SMS mailings and spam calls.
The third package of measures against telephone and online fraudsters is in the final stages of development and will include almost 20 initiatives.
The first package of measures to protect against fraudsters came into force in June 2025 and includes about 30 initiatives.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that introduces new measures to protect citizens from telephone and Internet scammers, including a panic button on State Services and restrictions on the number of bank cards.
MOSCOW, September 30 - RIA Novosti. The third package of measures against telephone and online fraudsters is at the final stage of development, it will include almost 20 initiatives, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“At the final stage. Preparation of the bill is being completed. It includes almost 20 initiatives. We will introduce a new package to the State Duma in the autumn session,” the Deputy Prime Minister said, answering the question at what stage the development of the bill is.
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.
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The third package of measures against telephone and online scammers will be submitted to the State Duma in the autumn session of 2026
Very likely · Within months

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