Victoria Tsyganova criticized the national messenger Max for problems with channel registration and system operation.
Russian singer and renowned patriot Victoria Tsyganova, a staunch admirer of Vladimir Vladimirovich, has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the new national messenger, Max, and is actively criticizing its performance.
She claims she encountered bureaucratic obstacles when attempting to register her own channel on Max. Roskomnadzor allegedly systematically rejected her requests, despite complying with all requirements, which irritated the artist and led her to criticize the developers and regulators.
Tsyganova stated that the idea of a national messenger is good, but the registration system itself is inconvenient and resembles “bureaucratic hell,” which, in her opinion, discredits the project in the eyes of users.
Veronica Maksimovich
Political Editor
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