Regulations - Ok.ru

The regulations also emphasize the importance of respecting intellectual property rights and prohibiting the dissemination of malware or viruses.

: For an official profile or group, you must post content at least once a week. ok.ru regulations

OK.ru (Odnoklassniki) is a major Russian social network operated by Mail.Ru Group (now part of VK Company). “Regulations” can mean several things: the platform’s user terms and rules (terms of service, community guidelines, content moderation policies), legal/regulatory obligations applying to the service under Russian law, and enforcement practices (account restrictions, takedown procedures, law‑enforcement interaction). Below I summarize each area, current legal context, typical platform rules, enforcement mechanics, and practical implications for users and organizations. The regulations also emphasize the importance of respecting

OK.ru regulations admit to "ranking limitations." Accounts flagged for low-quality behavior (excessive reposting, paid follows) remain visible to friends but are hidden from search and "Recommended" feeds for 30 days. There is no notification for this. There is no notification for this

: Users must provide valid personal information, often linked to a mobile phone number, which is a standard regulatory requirement in Russia to ensure user accountability. Advertising and Business Rules