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    5 months ago

    Let them. If everyone refuses to comply the authoritarian control of the Russian government over its people will crumble a little.

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        5 months ago

        Well at the very least they could of just said no. I don’t think they have a Russian office and if they did they probably should get out of Russia

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          I would expect Russia to just ban downloads of Firefox, if they said no. Like, why would Russia not do that? Chrome, Edge, Safari etc. will presumably bend over backwards quite readily. As in, it would be a disservice to the Russian people to get Firefox banned over this.

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            The Russian government is a disservice to the Russian people. However, I do not think Mozilla should go along with the collapse of any form of democracy.

            Russia is either exactly like China at this point or it will be like China soon. US companies shouldn’t deal with authoritarian governments. I also dislike that Cisco is a big Chinese government contractor.