Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) opened a case against Microsoft for abusing dominance. Microsoft claimed to have a long history of cooperation with Kaspersky and that it is committed to work in full compliance with Russian law Russia has already decided to block Microsoft-owned LinkedIn, since the law requires Russian citizens personal data to be stored on servers within its country. It remains to be seen if Microsoft will localize Russian users data as the countrys law demands.”]