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VPN usage is now factored into pre-trial detention decisions

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Russian law enforcement authorities have begun viewing the use of anonymization tools, traffic encryption, and self-deleting messages as evidence of an attempt to evade investigation when determining pre-trial restrictions. Investigators interpret such technologies as secrecy measures, using them as an additional argument to place suspects in custody.

Eva Merkacheva, a member of the Presidential Council for Human Rights, highlighted a case involving a Moscow general practitioner sent to a pre-trial detention center over a four-year-old post in a terrorism justification case. The court agreed with the prosecution, considering the use of circumvention services and hidden contacts a ground for detention.

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