Russia's invasion of Ukraine has forced millions to take up arms against Vladimir Putin's forces, but others are fighting in less conventional ways. Anastasiya Baydachenko is among them...
against Vladimir Putin's forces, but others are fighting in less conventional ways. Anastasiya Baydachenko is among them.
Despite lacking a tracking system to assess effectiveness, she believed about 80% reached Russians and Belarusians."Adult and gambling sites have a Russian audience, and ad platforms can sell us this traffic." Baydachenko said using porn sites was a good way to reach Russians, but did not exclude much larger platforms operated by Meta and Google even if their stricter policies made them more difficult to do so., a nonprofit that campaigns for free expression, said that to combat censorship, you need to"throw everything at it."She warned, however:"We should also be aware that when adverts on the war are seen they might not always have the intended reception.
Indeed, Russia criticized Facebook for"restricting the official accounts of four Russian media outlets,"said the day after Putin's forces invaded Ukraine.