dollar and digital euro.s are on the way to consider. in my opinion it is more correct, but they are not talking about the digital dollar yet, they are referring to the classical cryptocurrency, well, this is the one that is issued, outside the limit, i am specially issued, i defined the word, yes, but they consider them simply as assets, that is, an asset is not like money , but as an asset, that is, you can buy them, you can mine them, but in the united states it is considered an asset, you can sell it, you can. as it is absolutely necessary for taxes to be paid on this, the main thing is true, that is, if someone gives you some kind of goods for these bitcoins or ethereums will sell it, for god’s sake, the main thing is that taxes are paid on it, and if you extract it, using electronics, then you still have to pay for electricity, because it consumes a lot, yes, but everywhere, everywhere they look very carefully to ensure that there is, well, excuse me... the chinese wall 's wall chinese wall between thos

uh, digital ruble platforms. in the twenty-second year they built a platform with me, and this year they put it into commercial operation. that is infrastructure. it's completely ours development. we created in a short time , in fact, in 2 years. this is a platform. she's not built. its so-called hybrid architecture combines the advantages of a centralized system and blockchain distributed ledger technology. and on this platform, citizens and legal entities will be able to open digital wallets to which digital rubles will be credited ; the operator of the platform is the bank of russia, that is, the bank of russia is liable to users for operations with digital rubles for the safety of funds in digital wallets and all these transactions balances funds f-digital wallets. uh, will be protected by banking secrecy just like regular bank accounts. uh, last year, we conducted test transactions with 13 banks, and in august we begin piloting operations with real digital rubles, already with the participation of clients. e

money you have in your digital wallet in digital rubles, this is exclusively your diocese, that is,ubles in your wallet, then your mother or daughter or wife transferred another 200,000, someone else 500, that’s the whole amount that you have on your digital account wallet, you can manage without any restrictions at all without commission, and i think this is actually very cool, i really want a digital wallet to appear in my life in the lives of our citizens as quickly as possible, well, de facto, de- in fact, i now tell you, well, for sure you... if i let you go without any plans for the future, and preferably also the news that they will learn first from this program, what is in the plans for the near future, then i will tell you about the digital ruble, because which is true, and last year we had a pilot with twelve banks we started with real clients, of course, since we created the infrastructure ourselves, this is important, we created it ourselves with our resources, the main backbone is... it of the central bank, in fact, there are major technical improvements between us and

we have digitized a lot of documents digitally and what hmm is allowed not to be stored not in digital paper form, we digitize, but about the specific details of the bill. if it will be necessary for him to clarify, i simply do not have information now. yes, nastya please, the last question. i have a question from my colleague tatyana chubasovana. it just ca n't connect. ah, you won't say, uh, this central bank always talks about the return of retail investors' confidence in the stock market. ah, but how much are we we know, but the decision of gazprom to refuse dividends greatly shook their confidence. they were upset and how to return me. this trust in connection with this decision, there may be some corporate actions, and the gazprom companies, e, allowed you to return this trust, for example, a buyback, shares and one more question. and what national indices is the central bank currently working on? thank you agree retail investor confidence is extremely important at the moment and steps will need to be taken to improve confidence of retail investors. uh, because there have been a

it will be in digital platforms and it will be impossible to build anything without using those digital platforms. and those who have those platforms who will rule the world. much like you make a car and then you want to modernize it about. modernization and will be carried out digitally it will be carried out through a platform that stores all the information and suppose let's say you want to change a bolt or a knot in the car so you have to go to this platform and work through this platform wherever owns that platform rules the world. so if we miss this point then we'll be lagging and we're not there yet and i hope that we will miss this point in these such platforms are evolving in us in europe and we are currently working on developing such a lot from unified but form within the eurasian economic union then we can do that we can do this in a fair way by sharing risks and activities among all the members of the union. with. so we no longer slaves to existing platforms we want to create our own platform. the savings banks burbank has made. significant progress in this matter and we ha

diary if i have it a digital history that i can look back on and and recall stages in life it has a downside be cruz well when you're a teenager you share things and say things that you probably don't want coming back to you 10 or 20 years lyta when you're a senior leader or an influence so there are some problems with this and we see very plainly one big problem that this younger generation faces through the digital and that is saga building putting down each other sometimes that they will say things that will shape things that will threaten our own one among. things that i would never cite priced advice there's a sense that because we're connecting through that digital isn't anonymity we would say are interact in a way that we wouldn't do physically together and that that can be a problem as well as of course the darkest side of the internet the security side the postal safety side the does come with this digital will take knowledge advance say to kids of information risk or one thing was in those last tales we humans actually just need simply far greater that than a time not hand

it is digital word, our digital word, but our game is always on. do you think that i mean, we were talking about online voting and it was interesting. i was reading in moscow, ready me, people voted online that they have in part to create the online very thing is becoming popular especially and covert and also i think moving forward it will probably it's here to stay. is there a concern that as things go electronic, the move vulnerable by more at risk of packing of meddling, optical paintings? well also you know, online voting generally, you know, it's, it's a database somewhere. it's not someone going with a paper into the voting booth and putting it down and putting it in the box and seeing where it goes. you're clicking a button, you don't know where it goes off to that. does technology leave off at risk of being hack of interference? you don't always whenever new technology is come, positive and negative aspect is always there. but you know, now just changing ok and you cannot to stop. digitalization. digitalization is need of their time. i ack

that's why the digital personal data protection bill is crucial for india. these topics have long been discussed like how to prevent data breaches or how to ensure only authorized parties or accessing people's data. experts are concerned about exemption supposedly meant to serve national security purposes. but there is wide consensus better law is necessary. does have been good said that i to privacy follows from the fundamental i to life in the indian constitution. i was since then that as we know law, which would actually effectuated the light for days gone to non data protection line. and yeah, there is no seeing how the government is collecting and processing and the data that the collecting from the citizens. that's why eskew must suit, has decided to fight back. he's demanding his data be deleted. i'm trying to protect my privacy and a lot of people who can't come on inclusion. so i want to take their devices. felicity. masood wants to set the precedent for better data protection and india my suitcase is important to push back. 20 important to tell the

digital, what does this digital digital do? 10 years of the law amended of any sort of gospel, but it's not. and now i was just going to tell you that digital payment didn't get the degree to. so i do think the input did when did the think of a vision? i'm hoping this like this me able to use it will not dig the vaccine within india. i remember that. yes, i directly viewed it. yeah. the for, i don't want to comment on them. but they have seen the benefit of the dies, ition, me an india. what is the progress of india the men? will these men will the he is bringing the digitization from elite environment and making it available to the common people that do an event study using digital payment? yes, of course the selling joining is by the smartphone. get the information, even the food set up, good thing, what is the pollution? this is a great it is that we have been able to achieve. i'm very proud of the prime minister and i'm very proud of it and people a whole lot, many people to accept technology and they have not going to acce

here, uh, it is impossible to measure what is not digitized.’s impossible to manage it, so step number zero, such a simple message, which, but constantly, constantly needs to be approved, and at any level. well let's heidi here's an example too from life. you are talking about, but everyday examples. so i recently did repairs in the entrance myself, as the senior in the house did repairs in the entrance, which means, uh, and a tender for the repair of my entrance. well, here, i held it on my own site, yes, in electronic format. that is, there were no changes at all with suppliers. just uh, sent a request was here price trading supplier came made repairs left. everything, here, it took there, there 2 days a month, the process, for example, maintenance of vr services for all our service customer divisions. that is, when e does not leave the brigades , but it turns out the design of glasses, well, that is, yes and he does it all and this is just one of the examples, then, in fact, what andrey started talking about number 0, that is, and but it’s n

and do you think that digitalization will kill the bureaucracy or the bureaucracy is also digitalizingt. you understand that m-m, as it were, a tram is good for everyone, yes, if we take digitalization, it’s stb if you need to go to some courtyard, it won’t go there, therefore, everyone has their pros and cons, and digitalization has its own cons, because it is universal, if you do not fall into the universal rule, let's say, the passage of documents. you need something special there, then the tram will go. he won't wait for you, because he's there . the next stop is right around the corner. that's why i wouldn't idealize, uh, digitalization in the same way, and in the same way, on the other hand, i would take cortization, not e hail, of course, it is at least not welcome, but some things that give qualities that are filters that guarantee this quality they certainly must be. here are how many of these filters there are. eh, how are they implemented? uh, v what form? here it is important here, uh, to search.

but in india, it does lax, the current digital, digital burson, and data protection act or building, which is this is part media and game. now it has been passed and it gives god blanche to the goldman that a lot of wide exemptions. and then i have your privacy concern, that's the 1st problem. we don't have a data protection bill act in place. second concern is we don't have a statutory body of data protection where people generally conserve secret dresser . so that doesn't dare. so it's pretty lacks the data protection act, but this is at the macro nearby. what i would like to stress here is that when it comes to schools that's at the micro level and where they be with parents and parents are pretty vocal about their children's protection, at least now. and mind you, let me put in one examiner information here that cc do you, me gamblers have become a standard practice across india from 2017 onwards. what about 60? i've been seeing this in bangalore in belin gonna in calcutta, in mall by recently, long by one of those 65 paulson, the civic and private schools have brought in caesar,

i believe that you shouldn't use digital teaching materials with older children. i think you told, according to brain research, young children shouldn't be exposed to screens a tool that small bunch guy jumped in into suck, that's required in my odyssey. sweden's government gets its way. teachers will soon receive these guidelines. the minister for schools also wants to prevent young children from being glued to a screen too early. this of the box of information from us not fast that i, even when i talk to parents that we need to get the box back. i remember go because of the schools and makes it easier for them to understand what that you know, not just this study for the next test status. i have my florida slab report instead of just being handed and stuff on the calendar link and linked back at the start school. it's geography class. now the children do get their laptops out. they will use them to explore sweden, learn more cities and regions are and mark them on the screen. how much digitization belongs in the classroom suite in school authority also points to

they'll have the biggest digital footprint of any previous generation as you said probably by the time they wanted to use of their more photos of them they know they grandparents and right current right their parents put together for their entire lots and the amount of video and just a digital. footprints a pretty big now because from the youngest age there are there on social channels that chatting and sharing and and so they just leave a long legacy a long history that can be great in that i have if you like a digital diary i have it a digital history that i can look back on and and recall stages in life it has a downside be cruise well when you're a teenager you share things and say things that you probably don't want coming back to you 10 or 20 years lyta when you're a senior leader or an influence so there are some problems with this and we see very plainly one big problem that this younger generation faces through the digital and that is cyber bullying putting down each other sometimes that they will say things that will shape things that will threaten our own one among. things t

digital, what does this digital digital do thing or something while i'm ready to really sort of talk about it. and now i was just going to tell you that digital payment didn't get the degree to. so i do think the input did, when did the think of a vision? i'm hoping this like this me able to use it will not take the vaccine. went in. do i remember that? yes, i directly viewed it. yes. therefore, i don't want to comment on them, but they have seen the benefit of the dies ition, me an india. what is the progress of india under men? will these men will disease bringing the diagnostician from elite environment and making it available to the common people that even event studied using digital payment? yes, of course. it does show named joining as well by the smartphone. get the information, me even a full set of getting what is the vision? this is a great and is that we have been able to achieve. i'm very proud of the prime minister and i'm very proud of it and getting people a whole lot, many people, they accept technology and they have not gonna be accept the technology. they are enjoyi

they have digital footprints, they have your digital footprints, and they also have your physical footprint as a know a lot more about you. at basal nothing. they can use that information to provide or at least start to create an identity theft type of exercise. they can maybe go to a bank pretending to be you take loans in your name, take credit in your name. when they access your email through fishing attacks. they can then use your identity within the organization to reach out to other systems within the organization that might store either personal information of customers or maybe some secret intellectual property that only your organization hass. for example, that designed for the next car. if you're a car manufacturer or the design for the next i phone, if you're apple or some other organization that's creating innovative products, those exist them systems. and hackers and attackers are always trying to gain the upper hand and competitive advantage by reaching those systems and maybe selling it or providing it to competitors. so there has been a lot of progress from the hacker side,

as we have mentioned, africa is made incredible inroads into using digital infrastructure, digital tools to power different types of economic development, east africa, digital currencies, where i'm sitting in south africa. digital money is virtually a dominant, some very, very few payments in south africa made in cash, but these days. so it's so there's an incredible amount of opportunities for africa to lead to a new development phase through digital infrastructure. but the question is, if europe is really, if we sat, is really keen to do so on a bilateral, and the same time on an equal footing, whether it's going to be trying to use it's leverage to exploit african consumers. this is not what we want. what we need is to support african people to develop their own and prices to be able to use the internet and the digital connections to create new jobs, new economic opportunities everywhere. so for instance, internet neutrality is really important. as we have already mentioned, you know the internet if it's not neutral, it's controlled by certain parameters by certain rules and he can ac

the digital euro will be stored in a digital wallet on your smartphone, you'll be able to move money from your traditional bank account into that wallet and make payments using your smartphone. but if you prefer to keep using bank notes and coins, you can. the idea is to restrict the use of the digital bureau to smaller payments using it for a larger amounts could otherwise the stabilize the bank. if customers were to transfer all their money to their digital wallet, the payments with the digital euro could be made online or offline direct from the payer to pay each which affords more privacy. the, another advantage service providers like paypal, mastercard and apple pay charged fees. but paying with the digital euro would be free of charge. the payments across national borders would also be possible. the potential drawbacks consumer watchdog spear it could replace cash completely and that consumer behavior could easily be spied upon. but the gc, b and system it will guarantee privacy and the digital euro will compliment not replace bank notes and callings to no, i can't wait to go s

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they also have digital versions one day. and europe might get there 1st, some years on countries like spain are already planning plot pilot projects for the digital urine. the indian government argues that its digital currency will improve payments and access to money. also increasing transparency. deli also hopes that a digital currency will take even more steam out of decentralized crypto currencies, which it has tried to discourage charo car to k joins me from delhi for more charo this in the 1st retail pilot of the ruby. why now? well stephen, to be sure, the r b, i and the federal government have been working on this for a long time. in fact, we're back in 2017 was the 1st time when the federal government, us the r b i to study grip to currencies and is to currencies. and that was the 1st time when the arby issued a warning against crypto currencies and started working towards this digital currency thing. now the eye is believed to be a part of at least 26 central banks that are, that are studying the calls that have be

, digital artwork. because they think they've got some kind of gotten ticket. and actually right now we're in the middle of it a little bit of a pullback. if you're really interested to know from the 2 of you who are artist to follow, you know, there's been a big crypto crash. how that affected the digital art, the new blocking based argument from your point of view, tony. ok, so here's what a lot of people feel to understand. we have to start to look at and etc as this technology that allows you to do certain things. and one of the certain things that the technology allows you to do is offer are right. like with ours, and i want to go back to what a snotty has said before, and it's easily be hard for him to get into galleries or even get his work. notice there are a lot of stories like that in the, in the space. the i hear a date and a t's have given artist that ordinarily would not have a voice. oh, i heard of artist that had had a doors shut in their faces, galleries literally shut a door in somebody

in digital form, the engine has already passed many tests. for example, this is how it looks necessary for certification of testing for birds getting into the engine or on landing, a bird can fly both to the bow, and to the engine, and in this case to kiel and the plane. with such a hit, the tour should successfully land on tests are very expensive, because when a bird simulator hits, the structure is completely destroyed, and therefore virtual tests and digital design allow instead of several full-scale tests and the manufacture of a new design each time. er, you can run hundreds of thousands of virtual tests and ensure that the bird does not destroy the necessary equipment , the controls that will allow you to successfully board the plane in full-scale tests. longevity is also more efficient when using digital twin platforms. the engine can run for years. something in order to work out your e resource in kind of virtual space. this can be done in a matter of weeks of this kind of testing. naturally, this saves money, saves time and achieves

how much digitization belongs in the classroom. so we didn't school authority also points to the teacher's role. they need to handle the nutrients correctly. something in the future is digital that we have to teach those 2 is black children and the them . yeah, well me a little bit news. if i could choose someone come in and i don't for a combination, the face is full. and that's going to be enough to me and maybe you can talk students 610. it demonstrates this. naturally the computer is freezing again. so he gets the exercise from the book. fewer things are as quint essentially, british as the number of palaces, castles, and impressive country houses all over the united kingdom. symbols of a rich history where we can only imagine how the wealthy lived in the 18th century . but some buildings have seen better days, like the one owned by richard compton, for generations. his family has lived in new be hole in north yorkshire, which is one of many grand estates and buildings whose future is threatened by climate change. the cost will

the second second principle is digital manufacturing flexible manufacturing. that the conveyor is required monotonous labor. uh emasculates a person. today, no monotonous work. no, it can’t be, each car individually practically has its own characteristics. moreover, i repeat the models often change on the assembly line and the employee must quickly rebuild. all this is impossible without computerization without digitalization with uh jobs, uh and today a quality workplace, uh, the number of which is growing every day at rostselmash. it is equipped with a display, uh, that prompts the employee. what tool to take what part to use and where to put it? here is digital production, well, of course, we also use the german saab system. hmm. well, i’ll tell you what to do with this later and the third principle is modularity and openness of the design, that is, modularity. uh, we have to put cars. well here uh, the existing available nodes in the maximum number of models. e, but at the same time using different modules. we must combine, well, or produce a machine for a

who are these new digital athletes? and how do you train them for something that's never been done before? we we, we came to know that there are lots of physical teams that actually already exist. they were other where, while that was, they weren't there. were that fidget though they weren't feasible. they are feasible right now, as a lot of people, there are a lot of kids that play more. so call me, but after or tech in or street fighter, all those, you know, the, the fighting stuff after they actually i or do the training and the my on the boxing on the marshall are things while all of them. well, not all of them, but i will say 90 percent, a good 90 percent of them doing the same in the cyber sport once they they, they, they've done something on the, on the actual octagon or in the ring and to make them compete into that. they weren't aware now we've made them know that were may we offered them the opportunity that they competes? well in the boss disciplines as a lot of footballers, there's a lot of atlas and footbal

well , you ask if you use these terms, maybe this will explain to us what the digital economy is now.e digital economy, not if understanding the big data there, working with data is one thing, but the digital economy is about something else altogether, which means it has become clear how many guns you can produce, how many tanks you can produce, and this is not a digital economy, everything has just slammed with the creal, you have no the number flies, but the 155 or 152 caliber, and this has not gone away, but the digital economy was just about something else, it was about separation from geography and from reality, a departure in general, that numbers generate numbers, the economy goes there, and it all collapsed, now it all comes down to something else, a bullet, gunpowder, well, for feudalism, warriors just as much characterization has nothing to do with warriors at all, from the word at all, there have been wars for as long as humanity has existed, it always passed, they were deeply indifferent, wars exist, that’s what i’m talking about, especially neo-feudalism. i must explain e

and i definitely see that we're moving into an era of digital enforcement, digital mart monitoring, and also market surveillance. done not only by the data protection authorities, whether at european or national level that are designed and have the mandate to implement and enforce the g d p. r, but also with a lot of other agencies and a lot of other authorities. so i think that enforcement is going to be perhaps that we're going to see more and more enforcement in the future. the, the question that i would like to ask, and also perhaps it for this discussion, but also for other debates is how do we ensure that we have coal here and enforcement across all of these agencies that are stakeholders in the digital market. and that is the $1000000.00 question. you're honest. there are tech companies who say that these regulations could stifle innovation. what's your reaction to that? if i could just quickly come back to the enforcement because it's very different. if you have a uniform data protection which is enforced, not only the national level, but also regional, for example, in germany a

to talk about how the adapted to the digital age. we need that to continue being advocated for in local communities because we don't need to be setting people off to be exploited when there could be better ways to actually ensure that we get the best of both aspects. and on a related note in the west, there is a lot of talk about, you know, securing of data protection. you know, the, you, as a law protecting people from being exploited. we see, you know, things like the g, d, p r. however, african countries will any progress in that regard? yes, we have seen a lot of movement in african countries. i think approximately 20 years. so in a position where they either have a law in effect or, or in near effect around data protection. many of them mirror the g, d p r. and that's a very interesting sort of normative superpower element to the european union's regulations. a lot of it is also driven by the fact that a lot of these g d, p r g data protection or requirements are part of the conditions with trading with countries. so that has ca

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a digital nomad village europe's fest vintage for digital. now math is in pont out his soul on the southwest and coast of the portuguese island, madera year round the location of his mild weather in a natural paradise. it's just the place for people who only need a laptop for work. web designer, anna maria dida, has swapped romania for madera. well, i did wanted to try out this lifestyle of a digital nomad and i didn't one meet a full commitment from the beginning. so i decided i would come for a month, try it out. and i found out about my dad, i been at the 1st dish, the nomad village on to the so we have the cool working space. we have a community, so it seemed safe and clear. and that's why i decided to come here and book my flight digital number like on the maria can use the co working space and the cultural center free of charge says february 2021. the local government on the initiative started madera have been advertising pont out his soul. while the benefits are that i am able to work in a beautiful environment with a beautiful scenery

the capabilities of the digital state are used to unite communities. and in the people's republic of china, the capabilities of the digital state are used for total surveillance of citizens, which became symbolic, say the son took the negur autonomous district how to make the digital state help democracy and not authoritarianism this is very important for ukraine today we know about great work ukrainian public technology community has been transparent since the beginning. that is, almost 10 years ago, and i congratulate the success of the action not only at the national level . robots, i think that democracy uses digital technologies to make the state transparent for its people, while autocracies use technology to make people transparent for the state, and these are very different directions. as of april last year, i signed declaration on the future of the internet together with more than 60 partners around the world, including from the usa, ukraine, lithuania and other countries of the declaration we are democracies, so it was a very similar idea with

to install hardware, either there's 2 cushion i'm digital enough. yeah. they are nowhere are there as many human rights violations being committed as in this region. what you can't report on it all the complaints don't help either guinea much i see immediate response is repression because she'll call us and besides the violence, herds are also hit by economic was there regions rank among turkey's porous. another reason many had to germany between january and october 2023, around 50000 people came from turkey, a 200 percent rise. the numbers left authorities overwhelmed. then it actually remembers what this is like. after fleeing you 1st received accommodation at berlin's out of service airport in the jam packed facilities, bytes often broke out between refugees who come from around the world to move on the w like you'll have see on the, on the social media. people say germany is a paradise where a red carpet is rolled out for you, cause that is a lie above the refugee's 1st get put into a collective shelters and in each end and you only get to stay if you

, digital trade, platform employment, circulation of digital data, and there are very complex legal issuesso applies protection of businessmen and ordinary users of the digital network. the fact is that now unacceptable digital coding behavior of users is gaining strength, so... those prohibitions that we could previously use, they do not work, that is, we need some new ones, we have a proposal in this part to protect rights of users and entrepreneurs who use. colleagues from the information technology sector, minister maksud shaidaev will help with this, i know that you do everything professionally, but it seems to me that this would be reasonable for the industry to make such decisions, i agree with you, we are open, we are in fairly close contact, and we are ready for closer cooperation and... i also want to draw attention to one more topic, now the amount of social support for individual categories of citizens, and social legislation remains an area of ​​special attention for us, i can give an example when we were setting up this mechanism for providing palliative care, a very sensitiv

so digital payments are definitely are, have become very popular in india, so would be good or digital would be could also have a bright future. broad remains to be seen as a spouse to charge. you mentioned crypto currencies, the india now taxing crypto transactions pretty heavily. why has the government they're taking such a hard line against crypto? well, yes, you're right there, steven. it's, it's a hard line. in fact, the tax is only so as not to be able to ban to currencies because they continue to be very popular will. now, of course, because of the slump in the crypto market, crypto investors are a little bit wary, but there has been enthusiasm in the concept of those for a very long time because of which the government has stayed away from a ban. but the tax is to discourage people from using criptos. now the r b, i has been saying for a long time that the crypto currencies are volatile, they are unsafe and they're not necessarily the best instrument for countries like india, where even financial inclusion is, is something that is that government really needs to expand. so for

the digital communications infrastructure is developing, including thanks to the national digital economy in this area are growing by a quarter a year. to date, 2,500 km of telecommunication quantum networks have been built. more than 600 high-tech jobs have been created in the equipment sector; well , there are full-cycle domestic companies on the market that work from idea to serial production. in the twenty-second year, production was modernized, now it can produce almost any type of motherboard for digital devices. and this is a board for a future tablet; about 2,000 of them are being produced here. technological lines in shuya were launched last in the summer with the support of the industrial development fund. now they can produce almost any type of motherboard. in 2022, demand has increased sharply. here is a new server, a model released in the second half of 23, the same line of switches. and if we talk about, here it was and became in terms of the number of products produced, how can you calculate this? the number has probably doubled or tripled. in what directions? in every dire

why do we need a digital ruble and how can it be used?inutes, we will tell the instruction in the program , first a little about what a digital ruble is. this new means of payment for the issue is figuratively, speaking coinage, the bank of russia is responsible; it also controls the platform on which the numbers of rubles will be used by your bank's application. it will be possible to transfer money from the card to the wallet and pay or vice versa freely accept payments. the main advantage of the digital ruble is that there will be no commission for transfers between citizens, and for businesses the cost is 3/10% of the amount , many times cheaper than the acquiring rates from leading banks limit for transferring funds from a card or bank accounts digital ruble , no more than 300.000 rubles. this year, the platform is already being actively tested, it is necessary to hone the system of working with a wallet, money transfer, and so on, and in 2025, the digital ruble will become a full-fledged part of the country's payment system in other

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ruble will have, is what the digital ruble will have ruble, in this regard it is similar to non-cashme, with the digital ruble we not only saved, but this was also our completely conscious decision to open a wallet in the digital ruble and make payments in a digital ruble a person can do it through anyone. mobile application of the bank where he has an account, that is, we preserve both the bank and the person the habit of working with each other, well, because it has already been formed, that is, you are not acting as a retail agent, we are in no way we act as a retail agent, once again, this is not our mission, and we don’t see ourselves here and don’t want to, your platform, our platform is our service, which allows you to make payments in digital rubles for free, from a business point of view, we have provided a commission there, by the way they have already approved the minimum, by the way, what is it about... i asked businessmen, well, for the last 15 years , for sure, yes there is 0.3% and against 1.8.2%, which is now, well, that is, it’s really real for business mana is heave

and just like any digital password, it's vulnerable to hackers looking to access the coins in new digital wallet. most importantly, investing without understanding how something works can be risky. before making any hasty decisions. it's smart to take plenty of time in advance to study the subject . that shouldn't be too hard. there are thousands of blocks and youtube channels available nowadays with information and recommendations on the subject. but on all of them are qualified. catchy, if thumbnails with promises such as this should make you wary. another thing you should know is that many influencers earn commission. for example, if someone follows their link to invest in a new currency, they earn money. so check carefully if the next hot tip is not only being made to look good for profit. we ask ben kathlyn about other things, crypto new comers. so be careful off. he's an analyst at a large crypto trading platform in hong kong. trying to actually investing in any crypto currency, i would begin that journey by really looking into what is bitcoin because from it or other crypto current

she's also noticed the negative effects of purely digital lessons. and that's supposed to have the most literally. yeah, they have a lot of account we read and understand less of what they read. we just funding this because we have talked too much with digital means sweden has a decentralized education system. there are state schools and numerous private schools in education policy is not centralized, meaning that different schools and teachers don't have to follow a uniform digitization approach. his government now wants to change that sweden is conservative, prime minister of christmas and invited the winners of a reading competition to a small celebration. she says, especially primary school students should read more and administer for schools and not to it home agrees. this year alone, the government is providing 60000000 euros for book purchases to complete the down because i think the problem with different types ation and sweetheart here is this has very much being taught down to many teachers are tested against it, but they didn't feel they w

irina irina irina also transferred to you from the digital ruble platform, and 200,000 digital rubles. you have 500.000 in your wallet. you can use them safely without any restrictions. and to be honest, we have such a system in the country that gave the opportunity to citizens in this sense to act by analogy with a cash wallet. how much is the theme, can you use it? yes, we do not, because even in terms of non-cash payments banks impose restrictions. what kind of day can you not transfer more than such an amount, or there you have a limit per month. you must not, not all banks are some, but nevertheless such a certain dependence on the conditions of the tariff of banks. it is certainly non-cash, and the world in terms of non-cash reports exist, and what else is a good digital ruble for us as citizens. i really really look forward to it honestly, but because i myself have been using non-cash funds for a long time, i don’t have personal funds in my wallet, but i really don’t enough. just to have some tool where i don't think. what is the tariff and how much am i allowed to transfer, an

his digital footprint is so negligible that what you're seeing isn't even his photo. it's a stock image of a farmer and bangladesh. all 3 men were charged under the digital security act, the d a c r a month, a legit crime was eating and imbedding the publication of false information about someone else in his village in california, part mailed the charges against me at a bus ali were for comments he made about plans for immune of chic. would you be mine bon malicious founder and the father of karen prime minister? she casino the me. i said the music would be inappropriate, according to islam, which forbids idolizing people. my stock med was arrested in me 2020. he'd posted messages on facebook, criticizing the had seen a government handling of the corporate pandemic was held without trial for 9 months, denied bills 6 times, and eventually died in jail. these 3 were among them more than $1500.00 cases filed under the se. i've seen 1617 year old taken off to jail because they posted a facebook status and good someone's religious sentiment, or somehow to police target. if

control measures are transferred to a digital format. you can remotely conduct a business audit, register an enterprise, and view the risk category. irina matyushenko will tell you more about everything in the instruction program. each entrepreneur interacts with regulatory authorities so that the process brings more useful and at the same time took up. less time it is transferred to digital format. we will tell you about the main electronic services in 5 minutes in this issue of the instructions. so, in the field of control activities, mass digitalization has taken place. all activities are now recorded in a single register. and the information is also transferred to the personal account on the public services portal. this project was implemented jointly by the ministry of economic development and the ministry of digital development. that is, if a legal entity, individual entrepreneur, individual. on public services, not only are the checks, here you can also appeal them in the pre-trial appeal service, for this you can go to the max ro

digital literacy is not an end in itself.ow, i want to say this right away, so, uh, the main goal is to make people feel comfortable. you know, for example, a child is born, everything that is necessary for him from the point of view of the social care of the state. everything should be decided automatically. and how urban beautification helps to make territories more sustainable, beautification of the territory is one of the factors that contribute to sustainable development. and of course, when we arrive in some new city, and we evaluate. and how good and comfortable it is for us and how it develops, according to those signs. and how do we feel like well-groomed streets, and recreation areas, well- maintained public places, and therefore landscaping, it is aimed not only to attract investors and tourists, as we have already said here, yes, but it is also aimed at in order to increase satisfaction with the standard of living of those people who live in this territory. so that when we cut down trees, uh, and this has to be do