There is an explanatory note to the bill . It says:

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The draft federal law assumes the inadmissibility of using foreign words, with the exception of those that do not have commonly used analogues in the Russian language, the list of which is contained in the standard dictionaries…”

So, now all IT and digital specialists must use only kazakhstan telegram database Russian words, except for words and terms that have no analogues in Russian? Or does the law only apply to civil servants?

Elena Yampolskaya, head of the State Duma Committee on Culture, gave some clarifications :

"There is the first sphere, where the use of Russian as the state language is mandatory without any reservations. And there are several spheres, such as the performance of works, the media, advertising, where there may be special features in the implementation of activities."

Does this make things any clearer? Not really. Based on comments from officials and excerpts from the law, it turns out that foreign words are banned in virtually any public commercial, cultural or social activity.

It turns out that from the moment the amendments come into force, the use in the public sphere of familiar foreign words like "dashboard", "parser", "targeting" and others, which we regularly use in the click.ru service when talking about process automation, is prohibited? Or are there exceptions?