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Tutoring Depression Rule

I earn a little spare cash as an English tutor over the Internet. My student is a little girl in Russia. During today's lesson she asked me if YouTube isn't working my country either. She said that people are trying to make RuTube to replace it.

I can't explain to her why it doesn't work for her but works for me. Either I must lie or break the law.

Kids are naive and innocent. It breaks the heart.

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sopuli.xyz

Aren't there proxies? I don't know if they work in Russia tho

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There are proxies and VPNs. My student is a little girl who innocently asked if YouTube is not working in my country either. It is this that is depressing.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

Why is you explaining it breaking the law? Can you not mention sanctions either? RuTube is also already a thing, it started in like the earlu 2000s during the brief Russian tech boom, alongside VK, LiveJournal, Ozon, avito, mail dot ru and Ramblr which were all the same thing - copy of a western site with some changes.

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sh.itjust.works

The cause of the YouTube block is that it blocks Russian state outlets. That is obviously going to prompt the question of why it did that.

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lemmy.world

because the kremlin tsar decided to start a three day special operation that turned into a nasty war? oh no I said it :O

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sh.itjust.works

If the girl repeats it, there will be consequences for her and her family. Children have no filter.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

"Bad relations" is how you can put it and just shut down further questions.

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