Following the blocking of Facebook and the slowdown of Twitter in Russia, more than ever, the social network VKontakte, often nicknamed VK, finds itself at the heart of the digital exchanges of the inhabitants of this vast country.
Appeared two years after Facebook, of which it is a quasi-clone, VKontakte has the same basic functions as the American social network: news feed, “like” buttons, discussion groups and messaging. The features of VKontakte are far from being as numerous as those of Facebook, but there is, on the other hand, a musical component which is lacking in the American network, allowing you to listen to artists and view the titles that your friends appreciate. .
