The court fined Google 15 million rubles for repeated refusal to localize data
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The Moscow Magistrate’s Court fined Google 15 million rubles. for repeated refusal to localize the data of Russian users. Vedomosti was informed about this in court.
The corporation was found guilty under Part 9 of Art. 13.11 Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (repeated failure by the operator to store personal data in databases on the territory of the Russian Federation). The maximum fine for legal entities under this article is up to 18 million rubles.
This is Google’s third fine under the article on violation of Russian legislation in the field of personal data.
First time Google was fined for refusal to localize data for 3 million rubles. in July 2021. The Company did not eliminate the violation, which is why in June 2022 its fined another 15 million rubles. for repeated violation of the localization law. Google again ignored the law, after which another protocol was drawn up against it.
November 9 for repeated refusal to localize data (Part 9 of Article 13.11 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) were fined logistics company UPS, hotel booking app Airbnb and streaming service Spotify. UPS was ordered to pay 3 million rubles, Airbnb and Spotify – 6 million rubles each. Earlier that day the trial fined cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase and the international association AIDA International for refusing to localize the data of Russians in the Russian Federation (Part 8 of Article 13.11 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation). They were fined 1 million rubles.
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