(Odnoklassniki, meaning “Classmates”) is a popular social network in Russia and former Soviet republics. Like any major platform, it has a set of Terms of Use , Community Guidelines , and Content Policies that all users must follow. Violations can lead to content removal, temporary blocks, or permanent account bans.
Understanding OK.ru Regulations: The Complete Guide to Platform Rules and Compliance
Odnoklassniki reserves the right to remove any content or restrict access to the site without prior notice if regulations are broken. ok.ru regulations
| Category | Description | Penalty | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Promotion of drug use, manufacturing instructions, or sale coordination. | Instant lifetime ban + data handed to police. | | Extremism | Nazi symbolism, calls for separatism, or violence against ethnic groups. | Account deletion + IP logging for FSB review. | | LGBTQ+ "Propaganda" | Under Russian law (amended 2022), any content promoting "non-traditional sexual relations" to minors is banned. OK.ru aggressively removes such posts flagged by users or bots. | Warning, then temporary mute, then ban. | | Suicide & Self-harm | Guides, glorification, or challenge posts (e.g., "Blue Whale" content). | Zero tolerance: immediate permanent ban. | | Misinformation (Fakes) | False information about Russian military operations, elections, or public health (e.g., COVID-19 denial). Since 2022, this has expanded significantly. | Content removal with a public "violation" label on your profile. |
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The platform strictly bans propaganda, advocacy of hatred, or supremacy based on race, religion, or nationality.
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Understanding OK.ru Regulations: A Comprehensive Guide to Odnoklassniki Rules
The regulations clearly distinguish between user rights and platform rights. | | Extremism | Nazi symbolism, calls for