The Ministry of Digital Transformation informs the public that a new order has been submitted to the Agency for Electronic Communications (AEC) to block an additional 104 websites through which illegal online games of chance are being organised. With this, the total number of entries covered by the blocking orders issued to date reaches 462.
This continues the activities aimed at preventing illegal online gambling and restricting access to platforms that operate contrary to the legal regulations in the country.
These measures are directed towards protecting citizens in the online space, including from the risks associated with sharing personal and financial information on illegal gambling platforms. Special emphasis is placed on the protection of minors and preventing their exposure to online gambling.
In accordance with the submitted order, the AEC is required to forward it to electronic communications network operators within five days of receipt. The operators must immediately act upon the order and restrict access to the specified websites, while displaying an appropriate notification explaining the reason for the blocking.
We urge citizens to be cautious and not to share personal and financial information on unverified websites. Furthermore, we call on parents and guardians to pay extra attention to their children's online activities and to discuss with them the risks present in the internet space.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation continues to take measures, within the scope of its authority, to combat illegal online gambling and to create a safer online environment for citizens.
Attached, please find the list of websites covered by the order, as well as the official correspondence sent to the Agency for Electronic Communications.
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