In the Russian Federation they want to distribute Russian smartphones for free because no one buys them

By 2030 they want to put 138 million devices on the market (potentially), hoping that part will be purchased for the state sector (4%), part - for business needs (17%), part is sold through retail networks (79%). The communication operator for devices will, of course, "Rostelecom". Even now, at the stage of one idea, the Ministry of Promote and the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation declare that the implementation will be complications due to small budgets.

According to journalists, that gadgets gain popularity, the Russian state can even go to extreme measures, such as a ban on using domestic software on foreign platforms, reducing gray imports, introducing subsidies to stimulate purchases of domestic equipment, etc. Aurora and smartphones working on it.

As the media of Russia wrote earlier, the sale of Russian brands such as Ayya is extremely bad, and it has recently become known that the Russian manufacturer of cheap mobiles inoi fled from the country and was re -registered in Estonia. Against the backdrop of low demand, Rostelecom offers to give smartphones free of charge within the program for the poor population "Social Phone". The Provider states that Russian cheap smartphones will be able to interest 14.

6 million citizens of the Russian Federation. According to the State Corporation, 95. 3 million Russians are owners of foreign smartphones. As this project will be put into practice, it is not specified. The publication writes that it is not easy to capture such a large proportion of the market of smartphones and laptops of Russian production, since Russians still prefer foreign gadgets in Russian.

According to GS Group analytics, Russians have 120 million foreign devices: 48 million Samsung devices, 27 million - Xiaomi, 19 million - Apple. Moreover, the sale of phones in the Russian Federation decreased by 26% and the fall in demand can continue. Last year, 312,000 tablets were used for the Census of the Aurora. Now the devices are simply dust in the warehouse, as no department or organization has wanted to buy them for further use.