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More than 100 TB of traffic in total were downloaded by residents of the five most active settlements of the Sverdlovsk region. The rating of demand for public Wi-Fi access points for 2022 was provided by the national provider Rostelecom. The company organized Internet access for the villagers as part of the federal project to eliminate the digital divide DDC. The results of activity on the Internet were summed up among the towns and villages with a population of 250 to 500 people.The top 5 Internet leaders included small settlements in the Artinsky Verkhotursky and Revdinsky urban districts. The first place was taken by the inhabitants of the village of Artya-Shigiri of the Artinsky urban district with a population of 352 people. Their total traffic for the year amounted to 27 TB. Silver took the village of Baraba Artinsk urban district whose residents surfed 26 TB of information. In third place was the village of Krylatovsky Revdinsky urban district with an annual traffic of 23 TB. Residents of the Bagyshkovo village of the Artinsk urban district managed to pump 13 TB of information and the villagers in Prokopyevskaya Salda of the Verkhoturye urban district - 11 TB of information.Rostelecom installed a Wi-Fi access point in each settlement. The equipment provides a signal coverage area within a radius of up to 100 meters in open areas at a data transfer rate of at least 10 Mbps. As a rule access points are located near socially significant objects schools libraries and hospitals. Residents can connect to the Internet from any device that supports Wi-Fi. To access the Network the user needs to go through authorization in any of the two ways provided by law using SMS or a verified account of the State Services portal.In April 2021 the Russian Ministry of Digital Transformation and Rostelecom signed an agreement expanding the agreement on the conditions for the provision of universal communication services. In accordance with it the company started the implementation of the second stage of the UCN project. In total until 2030 residents of 24000 settlements of the country should be provided with Internet access and cellular communications.
