However, scammers were previously found in the game, whose activity was even linked to Telegram.
It is reported that Roskomnadzor has not yet received requests from law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation to block Minecraft.
Restricting access to fraudulent information or unreliable socially significant information disseminated under the guise of reliable messages is possible on the basis of a court decision recognizing the information as prohibited or a request from the Prosecutor General or his deputies to restrict access to an information resource. No court decisions or requests from the Prosecutor General's Office have been received regarding the resource mentioned in the request.
It was previously reported that scammers find children in Minecraft and then transfer communication with them to Telegram. The attackers, posing as "cybersecurity officers," force their victims to steal money from their parents.
It is important to note that Minecraft is not available from the Russian Federation in Steam, App Store, and Google Play.
