From March 1, new laws came into effect in Russia, and there are several changes affecting everyday matters. Alimony is now calculated based on the average salary in the region, not the minimum wage. The deadline for paying utility bills has been moved from the 10th to the 15th of the month. Mobile operators must block communication at the request of the FSB, and they are not responsible for service quality during jamming. Online microloans are now issued only after biometric verification. Cryptocurrency is recognized as property and can be confiscated in criminal cases. A ban is introduced on films that "discredit traditional values." Theory classes at driving schools are now allowed online, and driving hours for category B have been increased. Also, Anglicisms on business signs have been banned.

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