A trillion times a trillion times a trillion is an undecillion, to put it another way.
The fine is significantly more than the global GDP, which the International Monetary Fund estimates to be $110 trillion.
With a stock market value of $2.16 trillion, Google, the company that owns YouTube, is unlikely to be investing any money anytime soon.
According to state news outlet Tass, the fee is also increasing as a result of nonpayment and will begin to double daily if it is not paid within nine months.
The staggering sum has increased as a result of Google failing to restore the YouTube accounts of 17.
It says a judge in the case stated that he was thinking of “a case in which there are many, many zeros” during a hearing on October 28.
According to news, the complaint was initially brought in private in 2020 when US sanctions legislation barred the accounts of RIA FAN and the Tsargrad TV channel.
It then intensified following the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, when Russian authorities intervened after YouTube disabled accounts connected to Sputnik and RT.
