SpyBuster

Unmask a spy. Save your data.

Users2K

Rating4.8

Reviews20

Manifest versionV3

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Version1.0.1

ManifestV3

Size697KiB

Languages1English

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SpyBuster provides users with online security. When users surf the web, they can immediately see sites and services connected to Russian Federation.

The extension also has a social significance — users can determine which sites or media connect to Russian servers and inform them about it so they can fix the problem. Many media outlets are unaware that their sites connection to Russian servers.

Why is this important?

In July 2016, Russia enforced Federal bills No. 374-FZ and 375-FZ. The bill requires telecom providers to store the content of voice calls, data, images, and text messages on Russian servers for 6 months, and their metadata (e.g., time, location, message sender, and recipients) for 3 years. Online services such as messengers, emails, and social networks that use encrypted data are required to permit the Federal Security Service (FSB) to access and read their encrypted communications.

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