The government has announced that Russian companies have no obligation to pay patent holders for the use of intellectual property, paving the way for legalized piracy in the country. This move comes after multiple media outlets, gaming, and entertainment companies have suspended sales and services in Russia. Read more in our articles including "Russia set to legalize online piracy" and "Instagram rolls out Plus subscription globally".
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Jun 7, 2026The government has announced that Russian companies have no obligation to pay patent holders for the use of intellectual property, paving the way for legalized piracy in the country. This move comes after multiple media outlets, gaming, and entertainment companies have suspended sales and services in Russia.
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Our article "Russia set to legalize online piracy" published on March 12, 2022 covers the latest information about gaming piracy. Check it out for the most current details.