VKontakte

The group called Cream Soda released a song in 2017 about drowning in the Volga, four years before it's founding member died in the same way.

An aide to ex-president and prime minister Dmitry Medvedev said the post was made after his VKontakte account was hacked.

VKontakte is seeing a surge in pro-Kremlin rhetoric surrounding Ukraine, but also anti-war sentiment in common interest groups.

A little-known police agency known as Center E is cracking down on dissent.

The contest seeks "pure-blood" white women who "love and honor" the memory of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler.

School districts, police departments and suicide-prevention advocates are issuing warnings but also pointing out that accounts of the phenomenon are largely unverified.

One of the world's largest porn sites has introduced mandatory logins in Russia, synced with users' social media.

One in five Ukrainians could now be on Facebook, digital market research figures show.

VKontakte has apparently been breached and a hacker is trying to sell the logins.

FindFace app is being used to identify sex workers on social media and "out" them to their friends and families.

The future of social media websites in Russia depends on "whether or not they cooperate with law enforcement authorities", Vladimir Putin's online advisor said.

Putin's Internet crackdown is putting Russians in jail and could sink the economy.

The 21-year-old cheerleader is seen giving a Nazi salute.

For Russians, putting an iPhone 6 under the Christmas tree just got a whole lot harder.

With nationalism on the rise, some Russians are warning that Apple products are vulnerable to U.S. surveillance

Ramzan Kadyrov calls the smartphone part of America's "military industrial complex."