Tomorrow, the law on the mandatory preliminary installation of Russian computer programs for the sale of certain types of technically complex goods will officially come into effect. This has already been discussed a lot on Habré. But for some reason I haven't seen a concrete example anywhere.
In early March, I bought myself a new Samsung tablet. And I was surprised to find a screen for preinstalling domestic software when initializing the device. That is, it will not happen tomorrow, it happened a long time ago.
It looked like this:
As you can see, the beneficiaries are: Mail.ru Group, Yandex, Kaspersky (they also participate in MyOffice), Gosuslugi.
For the end user, the ambush is that at the very top of this window there is a completely optimistic checkmark
But everything is organized in such a way that by removing this checkbox, I still got all these great applications at the end of the initialization of the device. Maybe I didn't understand something or something went wrong with the initialization script. Nevertheless, I had to delete them (on my tablet I do not use any of these applications, except for Yandex services. On my phone, from this list I only use State Services and Yandex).
Well, a bonus is the App list application.
This is a catalog of domestic software. I also slammed it.