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[00:00:00] A cyclone is coming to the Khabarovsk Territory, and to Transbaikalia. By the end of the day,
[00:00:03] its center will be over the north of the Amur region. Wet snow with rain
[00:00:06] will still pass through the Irkutsk region. But in the south of Western Siberia, under the wing
[00:00:10] of an anticyclone, there is practically no precipitation, only a light rain
[00:00:13] in Novosibirsk at the end of the day. In the Urals, rains will pass north of Yekaterinburg. In the city
[00:00:17] itself, there will be no precipitation and up to +12 degrees Celsius. In the south
[00:00:20] of the European part, over the Black Sea aquatory, a new cyclone is forming.
[00:00:24] On Tuesday, strong rains will hit Crimea and the northern
[00:00:27] Black Sea region. The Volga region will remain without precipitation.
[00:00:38] But the cyclone and its fronts will bring autumnal freshness to
[00:00:41] St. Petersburg. It will be cloudy and rainy during the day, +8 to +10 degrees Celsius. In Moscow,
[00:00:45] rains are also not ruled out. In the capital, +16 to +18 degrees Celsius.
[00:00:48] I wish you a good start
[00:00:49] to the week.
[00:00:58] National projects. And they present.
[00:01:18] A shop window without a shop. Scammers
[00:01:21] sell non-existent goods online for
[00:01:24] quite real money. I placed an order for 450,000.
[00:01:28] Our correspondent and viewer from Novosibirsk trusted
[00:01:31] dubious traders. 3 hours have already passed,
[00:01:35] but I still haven't received the flower delivery, unfortunately.
[00:01:38] How the missing bouquet eventually led to the scammers. They
[00:01:42] contacted us themselves.
[00:01:44] Robots are hiring, not humans. How artificial
[00:01:47] intelligence helps find high-paying jobs. And he,
[00:01:51] by the way, did it better. Look, of course, we are dealing with
[00:01:55] pitfalls. When I only had rejections, I lost
[00:01:58] heart from... Also, the revelations of Ippolit
[00:02:02] and Nadezhda, Lyudmila Kalugina and Anatoly Novoseltsev,
[00:02:05] now in glossy magazines and music videos. How
[00:02:09] neural networks made the heroes of Soviet cinema fashionable
[00:02:12] again. Good morning, this is Digital
[00:02:15] Investigations. My name is Elmira Ikhenzieva. In
[00:02:18] the NTV multimedia studio, we together figure out how
[00:02:22] to use technology to our advantage and not fall into the traps
[00:02:26] of scammers. Today, we are increasingly making purchases
[00:02:29] online. For example, we found a store, everything seems to be in order,
[00:02:33] you can order, but you transfer money, and in response
[00:02:36] there is silence, and it turns out that the seller did not have
[00:02:40] the goods at all. What should you check before paying? Let's look at
[00:02:43] this from different angles together with an expert from the IT and information security
[00:02:47] business, Ildar Sadykov, a cybersecurity expert Fyodor
[00:02:51] Dbar, and Evgenia Chernetskaya, head of the Association of E-commerce
[00:02:54] Market Participants. Let's discuss the investigation
[00:02:58] that we conducted. Attention to the screen.
[00:03:02] Give back the stroller or return the money. With such words, for several
[00:03:05] months now, people have been coming to Elena Pugantsova's children's goods
[00:03:08] store in Kemerovo. The problem is that all these orders they
[00:03:12] placed not with her, but in the online store "Sovenok", which
[00:03:15] should be located in the same shopping center, but it only exists
[00:03:19] on online maps, unfortunately. In this shopping center, the only
[00:03:22] children's goods store belongs to Elena, so claims are often
[00:03:26] mistakenly directed to her. Here we see that this is the same
[00:03:30] building, yes, the same address. According
[00:03:33] to Elena, four customers who contacted her managed to transfer
[00:03:37] a total of more than 150,000 rubles.
[00:03:40] Is prepayment a red flag? 100%. For me, it's
[00:03:43] so important to just hear a woman's tears on the phone, but
[00:03:47] I feel sorry for every one of them. Elena decided to check
[00:03:50] the store herself, contacted them as a client. He wrote
[00:03:54] that here is your order, if you are ready to receive it, then you need to.
[00:03:58] The number of online buyers
[00:04:30] is growing. 10 years ago, 23% of Russians
[00:04:33] shopped online, in 2025 it will be
[00:04:37] 71%. But it turns out that behind a beautiful
[00:04:40] page there may not be a store at all? Let's conduct
[00:04:43] an experiment. We invent our own children's store, indicate the address of a real
[00:04:47] shopping center, add contacts, schedule, and other people's photos, and
[00:04:51] try to put ourselves on a popular online map. Do they require
[00:04:54] documents, do they require confirmation? They don't require anything. The
[00:04:58] next day they call us and specify the floor, working hours.
[00:05:02] Here is the non-existent store already on
[00:05:05] the maps, the address is there, photos are there, the mark is there,
[00:05:08] only the retail outlet is missing.
[00:05:13] Fyodor, so it turns out that if a store has a mark on the map, it doesn't mean
[00:05:17] anything, does it? As far as I know, popular electronic map services
[00:05:20] lack any verification. They only check
[00:05:23] for any obscene words, but it seems to me that there should be
[00:05:27] a minimum threshold of checks. Eldar, what should we pay attention
[00:05:31] to first? There will definitely be some additional website.
[00:05:34] If the store is already verified, then there will be a large number of reviews, but
[00:05:38] reviews can also be written by bots. The presence of negative reviews.
[00:06:01] go to a search engine, find its original website, well, at least at the time of payment,
[00:06:05] pay attention to where you are transferring money. When the payment
[00:06:08] goes to an individual, that, it seems to me, is the first such flag,
[00:06:12] which should immediately signal that something went wrong. In
[00:06:16] 30% of cases, buyers are led to third-party
[00:06:19] resources for payment. In almost 17% of cases, they write on behalf
[00:06:23] of customer support. On the one hand, the easier it is for honest, small
[00:06:26] businesses to get online, the better. On the other hand, the same simplicity
[00:06:29] is used by scammers. Fyodor, how can we strengthen control so as not
[00:06:33] to hinder small businesses? As of today, there are already
[00:06:36] technical ways of confirmation, at least
[00:06:39] on public services. I completely agree, and verification can be done
[00:06:43] through public services and through the Federal Tax Service.
[00:06:46] Fake online stores actively deceive people around
[00:06:50] the world. In Canada, for example, scammers on social networks fake
[00:06:53] accounts of small boutiques with designer clothes, and
[00:06:57] angry online shoppers, just like in
[00:06:59] our case, furiously curse real sellers,
[00:07:02] who are in shock and losses.
[00:07:06] Many people called me, many stopped buying
[00:07:10] from me, I was swamped. he can already check whether
[00:07:23] this company is, first of all, the owner of this store, and secondly, how long
[00:07:26] ago it was created. If, for example, it was created literally recently, well,
[00:07:29] here's a reason to think about it. We don't want these suspicions
[00:07:33] to hurt honest entrepreneurs. Yes, indeed, if a page was recently created
[00:07:37] or a website was recently created, this is a reason to think, but not
[00:07:41] to immediately write off
[00:07:44] this seller.
[00:07:47] By the way, fake websites almost ruined jeweler Diana
[00:07:51] Newman. The woman sells designer jewelry in North America
[00:07:54] and also decided to create her own website. Immediately, duplicate versions
[00:07:58] of her page appeared on social networks. Buyers complain, but the police
[00:08:01] shrug their shoulders, so Diana records such videos where
[00:08:05] she herself exposes scammers. This is not us, we don't have a store
[00:08:09] in New York, she explains. And
[00:08:14] what do you think, how else can you check a seller? When we pay
[00:08:17] for a product, we pay a specific legal entity. And by clicking on a link or
[00:08:21] a QR code, we will always see the details. In case we don't
[00:08:25] receive the product or service, we can dispute it
[00:08:29] through the bank system by filing a claim with our own bank
[00:08:32] within 30 days. The system is called chargeback, I think. But if you transfer
[00:08:35] to an individual, then you will most likely indeed end up, roughly speaking,
[00:08:39] in a mess. Therefore, dear viewers, please pay
[00:08:42] only to the real details of a legal
[00:08:45] entity, LLC or individual entrepreneur. Thank you very much, and in just a couple
[00:08:49] of minutes, our correspondent will try herself in the role of a victim
[00:08:53] of scammers. 3 hours have already passed, but
[00:08:55] I still haven't received the flower delivery, unfortunately.
[00:08:59] We will show how criminals copy real
[00:09:03] businesses, stealing not only photos, but also
[00:09:05] reputation. And also, how artificial
[00:09:09] intelligence helps find high-paying jobs. Well, he,
[00:09:12] by the way, did better. Look, of course, don't
[00:15:03] Scammers don't just steal money, they appropriate the name,
[00:15:07] photos, reputation of real businesses, and honest
[00:15:10] sellers then have to make excuses for unfulfilled
[00:15:13] orders. Our correspondent, Darya Dvoryashina, tried
[00:15:16] to catch the scammers red-handed. Olga
[00:15:20] Markova from Kazan is one of the victims of ghost stores. She decided
[00:15:23] to please her beloved sister from Moscow with a bouquet for her birthday. She
[00:15:27] clicked on one of the top lines for the query "Flowers Moscow" in a well-known
[00:15:31] search engine, and the page did not raise suspicions: hundreds of photos
[00:15:35] of bouquets and tens of thousands
[00:15:38] of subscribers. I didn't see any
[00:15:42] hint of fraud, because I myself work in marketing, SMM,
[00:15:45] I kind of understand accounts quite well, as I
[00:15:49] thought. Olga paid for the bouquet with a regular transfer to
[00:15:52] a card, 5,200 rubles. The manager confirmed that the money
[00:15:56] had been received, and they would send a photo of the arrangement before sending. But when it was
[00:16:00] time to send the bouquet, the correspondence suddenly went silent. I wrote
[00:16:03] to them, "Hello, is everything still relevant? Have you contacted the recipient?" They didn't
[00:16:07] answer me. That's when I started to feel a bit of a tremor in my body.
[00:16:11] They went online, saw it, read it, and only at
[00:16:15] that moment they blocked me. Later, Olga discovered that
[00:16:18] the photos of the bouquets were not original, all the content was
[00:16:21] stolen from another page. And what about the store's location?
[00:16:24] The flower shop's social media indicates an address, and it
[00:16:28] really exists in Moscow. This is the house behind me. Well, let's try
[00:16:31] to find the store we need. In this house, there really is
[00:16:35] a flower shop. There are always signs on the house with a profile, but
[00:16:38] the name we need is not among them. No one local has heard of
[00:16:42] it either. That this is a flower shop,
[00:16:45] this one.
[00:16:48] But how can it be, because the shop window on social networks is updated with fresh
[00:16:51] photos almost every day, so all these
[00:16:54] bouquets must exist somewhere? The answer was found
[00:16:57] 1,300 km from Moscow in Krasnodar,
[00:17:01] it is from local florists that scammers brazenly steal their publications
[00:17:04] about the owner's flower shop's duplicates on...
[00:17:19] For a real store, this is a blow to reputation. When
[00:17:22] the owners began to actively warn subscribers, the scammers
[00:17:25] began to threaten. They contacted us
[00:17:29] and said that if you continue to
[00:17:33] actively ask to complain about our account, then
[00:17:36] bots will attack you. Bots are empty fake
[00:17:40] pages that create the appearance of a large number of subscribers. That is
[00:17:44] why scam accounts can have tens of thousands of them. But
[00:17:48] for a real store, such boosting is dangerous. The social network
[00:17:51] may consider the activity suspicious and block the page. And for
[00:17:55] Natalia, this is actually the showcase of her business. As
[00:17:59] it turned out, the Moscow page is far from the only duplicate
[00:18:02] of the Krasnodar store. We found similar accounts in St. Petersburg,
[00:18:05] Yekaterinburg, and Novosibirsk. We decided to check one of them ourselves,
[00:18:09] pretending to be ordinary buyers and actually ordering a bouquet.
[00:18:13] Our viewer Daria Oreshina from Novosibirsk agreed to help with the experiment.
[00:18:17] We transfer 3,400 rubles.
[00:18:21] 3,000 for flowers and 400 for delivery.
[00:18:24] All that remains is to wait. Couriers promised between 1 and
[00:18:27] 5 o'clock, but time passes, and there are still no flowers.
[00:18:31] 3 hours have already passed, but I still haven't
[00:18:35] received the flower delivery, unfortunately. We write to the seller, asking where our
[00:18:38] flowers are. Instead of an answer, they block us. Daria never
[00:18:42] received the bouquet, and we are left with a receipt, correspondence, and the scammers'
[00:18:46] bank details. With them, we go to the
[00:18:48] police. At the station, we fill out a statement and
[00:18:51] ask what will happen to our evidence now?
[00:18:55] We have a unified record of such crimes throughout Russia
[00:18:58] for several years now. The criminal's bank card, phone,
[00:19:02] messenger account, all of this is recorded. That is, all
[00:19:05] the data we provided will be checked against other reports, and if they
[00:19:09] have already been encountered, the police will see it. This system
[00:19:13] helps connect several episodes and investigate the entire
[00:19:16] scheme. Now the police have real leads that
[00:19:19] will help identify those behind the fake accounts of the flower
[00:19:23] shop, spoiling people's
[00:19:24] holidays.
[00:19:27] By the way, this fake page from the story is still active. Fyodor,
[00:19:31] if an honest seller's name
[00:19:34] and reputation have been stolen, how can he protect himself? Who should
[00:19:37] he contact? Unfortunately, in the given example, almost no way,
[00:19:41] since, if I understood correctly, it's a foreign social network. I
[00:19:45] suggest again to look at this fake page. What
[00:19:48] should have alarmed us here? Everything looks absolutely the same as on
[00:19:52] the real page, and there are quite a lot of subscribers. The fact that they don't follow
[00:19:56] anyone, well, that doesn't mean anything. It's a business account. Well, you can't check
[00:20:00] it at all. In fact, many people who try to save money
[00:20:03] fall into such a trap. A penny wise, pound foolish. This is what
[00:20:07] I've experienced repeatedly. By the way, ensuring
[00:20:11] cybersecurity and data protection is one of
[00:20:14] the priorities of the national project "Data Economy". Starting
[00:20:18] October 1st, a federal law on the regulation of the platform
[00:20:22] economy comes into force. Evgenia, what will this change for the buyer? It will
[00:20:25] be even safer to buy on marketplaces, on digital platforms, because
[00:20:29] platforms will be obliged to check every product card for the presence
[00:20:33] of a certificate, for the presence of all necessary markings. Plus,
[00:20:36] the issue of product returns, returns of defective goods,
[00:20:39] and goods of proper quality will be separately regulated.
[00:20:43] The law was developed by the government, together with
[00:20:46] business. That is, during the development of all norms, large
[00:20:50] businesses, in fact, platforms
[00:20:53] and networks, but also small businesses also participated in this, making
[00:20:57] their contribution. Thank you very much for the discussion. Now we are
[00:21:00] warned, which means we are armed. Immediately after a short
[00:21:03] commercial break, we will tell you how to pass the selection for a job if your
[00:21:07] resume is evaluated by a robot. And he, by the way, did
[00:21:10] it better. Look, of course, will artificial intelligence help in
[00:21:14] finding a high-paying job? And also,
[00:21:17] we will see what a glossy magazine would look like with...
[00:26:14] ticks, risk of getting lost, putting something poisonous
[00:26:18] in your basket. How many dangers and
[00:26:21] inconveniences await mushroom pickers.
[00:26:25] A full basket. We checked
[00:26:28] modern devices and technologies that can
[00:26:31] be useful for mushroom pickers. What new products for
[00:26:34] mushroom pickers are worthy
[00:26:57] that save gasoline. Oh,
[00:27:00] full tank, let's go? Chud Tech with Sergey
[00:27:04] Malozemov today at 11:00 AM on
[00:27:07] NDV.
[00:27:12] And good morning again. My name is Elmira Ifenzieva and
[00:27:15] this is Digital Investigations.
[00:27:18] Job searching no longer looks like an endless resume distribution
[00:27:22] and waiting for a phone call. Both applicants and employers
[00:27:26] are now helped by technology. Some use neural networks to
[00:27:29] talk about their experience, others to find
[00:27:33] suitable candidates. And whether you get invited to an interview
[00:27:36] or not depends on the robot's assessment. How
[00:27:40] to look for a job in this new reality, we will discuss with the HR director
[00:27:44] of a large company, Evgenia Kornilova, and
[00:27:47] an expert from the Ministry of Labor of Russia, Irina
[00:27:50] Nikishina. And first, let's watch a report from our
[00:27:53] correspondent, Irina Antonova. Producer Ekaterina Goncharova
[00:27:56] worked for many years in the news services of large Moscow radio stations, and then
[00:28:00] decided to find something calmer for herself,
[00:28:02] but still in journalism. She was surprised that her no one is interested in a resume, even
[00:28:06] despite extensive experience. Almost desperate, she asked
[00:28:10] a chatbot to be her career consultant. And when
[00:28:13] he showed me what happened, I was surprised, wow,
[00:28:17] he actually did a huge
[00:28:20] amount of work in just half a minute, he just
[00:28:24] wrote what I think any employer would want
[00:28:27] to see. On the screen on the left, you see the version
[00:28:30] before, modest, dry. Here
[00:29:37] Asya's
[00:29:41] experience is perfectly suited for a recruiter to notice her,
[00:29:45] and our assistant rewrites the dry resume, highlighting the candidate's strong
[00:29:48] qualities, well, he actually did it even better, look,
[00:29:52] of course, Asya sends this updated resume and
[00:29:56] doesn't stop. When searching for vacancies, she will try
[00:29:59] using a neural network for 3 weeks, will she be invited more often to...
[00:30:10] more emotionally than artificial intelligence, and if he also writes emotionally with the help
[00:30:13] of artificial -
[00:30:17] here we have 800 resumes, well, by weight, here, at least
[00:30:21] five kilograms, probably, that is, an experienced specialist can sort through this pile
[00:30:24] in a week, a neural network will
[00:30:28] do it in an hour, tell me, at what point do you connect
[00:30:31] neural networks? Indeed, artificial
[00:30:34] intelligence and robotization help,
[00:30:37] especially when several kilograms
[00:30:41] respond to one vacancy. The flow
[00:30:43] of applicants is sometimes so great that some employers entrust
[00:30:47] artificial intelligence with the lion's share of the work of filtering out unsuitable
[00:30:50] is still made by a person, in the story Irina said: "I suddenly
[00:30:54] IT company, and the hiring of employees is handled by a specially
[00:30:57] written AI agent. Sometimes thousands
[00:31:00] apply for a vacancy.
[00:31:15] for a marketer position, and why did your
[00:31:18] agent refuse him? We look at
[00:31:21] risks, for us, for example, it's fundamental
[00:31:24] that the person works in the office, but here the candidate
[00:31:27] said that he wants remote work. Large companies
[00:31:31] use artificial intelligence. One of the Russian banks reported that
[00:31:34] it used to spend an average of 23 hours from application to the first
[00:31:38] interview, but now everything happens in 3 hours. You probably
[00:31:42] receive a huge number of resumes too, how do you differentiate?
[00:32:15] it works, hypothetically, 3 weeks have passed, I respond to every
[00:32:18] vacancy, I ran my resume
[00:32:21] through AI for each company,
[00:32:25] people call me, but I consider this already a successful
[00:32:28] success, because people haven't called me for a long time, but
[00:32:32] the help of a living professional can still be more valuable. Tatyana
[00:32:36] conducted a consultation for Asya and showed how to improve
[00:32:39] a resume, doing what only natural
[00:32:42] intelligence can do. In a resume, there is such a concept as
[00:32:46] desired position, we can simply write
[00:32:48] PR manager or
[00:32:51] business assistant, but we can
[00:32:54] write more captivatingly, like a catchy
[00:32:57] headline on social networks or in a newspaper, for example, here I
[00:33:01] wrote PR specialist, promoting the company, its products, and the personal
[00:33:05] brand Ciao, that is, we
[00:33:08] try to catch the HR, I say, look HR, I am a
[00:33:11] PR specialist here, and I will promote your company and your products. I make them
[00:33:15] popular, marketable, so we
[00:33:18] took such an unconventional path, which candidates usually don't take,
[00:33:20] and it worked, people started
[00:33:24] calling me, who found me themselves, they don't even have vacancies on their website,
[00:33:28] that is, it's an amazing thing,
[00:33:31] two stages have already passed, I really
[00:33:34] hope there will be a third, and I hope it will be
[00:33:38] the final one, and I will finally get a job,
[00:33:40] well done, I wish you that very much, thank you very
[00:33:43] much. Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool for job
[00:33:47] searching. No wonder 54% of applicants
[00:33:50] admit that they use artificial intelligence to improve their resumes. But it is important
[00:33:54] to remember that the final decision is always made by living
[00:33:57] people. By the way, in general, the development and implementation
[00:34:01] of neural networks in various spheres, including the labor sphere, is one of the
[00:34:04] priorities of the national project "Data Economy". Irina,
[00:34:08] how do you think, to what
[00:34:11] extent can artificial intelligence be trusted with working with people?
[00:34:16] You know, artificial intelligence is still a technology and
[00:34:19] mechanisms, but the decision
[00:34:22] realized that I was so modest,
[00:34:26] artificial intelligence helped me understand how much I do."
[00:34:30] If suddenly we don't know how to create
[00:34:33] an algorithm, we will lose these people, they will not come to us, so
[00:34:37] we definitely need to include a person, I also had an experience when
[00:34:41] I needed to describe my resume and I...
[00:34:45] asked briefly, "Find information about me online," and
[00:34:48] one network very accurately collected information about
[00:34:52] me, and the other simply fabricated such incredible stories
[00:34:56] about me, it was very pleasant, of course, but it wasn't about
[00:34:59] me at all, what do you think, would artificial intelligence hire you for your
[00:35:03] current position? I would very accurately
[00:35:06] write the description according to the employer's criteria, would
[00:35:10] you write it yourself or would you still involve artificial intelligence? I, of course,
[00:35:14] use intelligence in working with text,
[00:35:17] but attention and checking the text,
[00:35:21] every letter, every comma, is important, because it distorts and sometimes
[00:35:24] makes jokes. Yes, there are indeed errors, for example, one
[00:35:28] American company had to abandon a resume evaluation system.
[00:35:31] For training, they gave it old applications, mainly from
[00:35:34] men, and the algorithm began to prioritize precisely
[00:35:38] the strong sex, and to lower women's scores, although
[00:35:41] no one asked it to choose men. It turns out that without...
[00:36:27] tools for those who are currently looking for a job. Good luck to you. And in
[00:36:31] conclusion of our program, a curious digital trend from
[00:36:34] social networks. Imagine familiar characters from Soviet
[00:36:38] films on the cover of a fashion magazine or in a modern
[00:36:42] music video. On social networks, they already show how
[00:36:45] it could look, of course, with the help of neural networks. Alisa
[00:36:49] Friendly, Irina Muravyova, Yuri Yakovlev, familiar
[00:36:52] faces, but completely different images. Clothes from
[00:36:56] the 21st century.
[00:37:04] All this was created by artificial intelligence. The authors of one such blog say that they don't
[00:37:08] just dress up famous actors, they give their characters
[00:37:11] the opportunity to say what was once left unsaid. Thus, thanks to neural networks,
[00:37:15] the characters of "Irony of Fate", "Office
[00:37:18] Romance", films "Love and Doves", "Moscow Doesn't Believe in Tears"
[00:37:22] told and even sang about their feelings. Their revelations gather
[00:37:25] millions of views, because these problems are relevant at any
[00:37:29] time. The creators are confident that they are giving classics new
[00:37:32] life and translating them into a language understandable to the younger
[00:37:36] generation. The trend is becoming popular and artists from
[00:37:39] the past can now be seen more often in
[00:37:41] the present. Perhaps, this is the main focus.
[00:37:45] Neural networks allow us to look at a familiar face with fresh
[00:37:48] eyes. It turns out that we have much more in common with
[00:37:52] the characters than we thought. And perhaps, precisely such projects
[00:37:55] will help classics live on. Well, and even more interesting stories and
[00:37:59] life hacks you can find on the website
[00:38:01] tsifroverassledovania.rf on our social
[00:38:05] media pages, there you can also ask questions and share
[00:38:08] stories. This was Elmira Efendiyeva, see
[00:38:12] you in a week.
[00:38:38] Today on the program: a miracle of technology, an interesting
[00:38:41] discovery about small doses of alcohol, robots
[00:38:44] taught to draw blood from a vein, the appearance of residents
[00:38:48] of ancient Rome restored, and also, if
[00:38:52] I know where the chanterelles are, then I can only tell the chosen ones where they
[00:38:56] grow, quietly. Hunting in a new way,
[00:38:59] we will test innovations for mushroom pickers and tell
[00:39:03] which are worthy of purchase.
[00:39:05] Sprays, dryers, stickers or
[00:39:08] a freezer? What will save shoes from
[00:39:11] an unpleasant smell? I always carry
[00:39:14] with me, as you can see, a spare pair
[00:39:17] of socks. Solving the foul-smelling problem,
[00:39:21] we smell everything ourselves. In the "
[00:39:24] чудо-товары" section. Pills for saving
[00:39:27] gasoline, I drive here a million times every day,
[00:39:30] but this is completely different, do these capsules really
[00:39:34] help to go longer without stopping at the gas station, a miracle
[00:39:37] or not a miracle, and
[00:39:40] also the hot top five amazing discoveries
[00:39:43] and inventions from all over the world.
[00:39:46] Good morning, on air is "Chudo Tekhniki", a program
[00:39:50] in which I, Sergey Malozyomov and my team, test
[00:39:53] everything on ourselves.
[00:39:57] mosquitoes, ticks, the risk of getting lost, putting something
[00:40:01] poisonous in the basket, how many
[00:40:04] dangers and inconveniences await
[00:40:07] mushroom pickers. This is a wonderful activity,
[00:40:10] but can't it be made even
[00:40:12] better? We checked
[00:40:15] modern devices and technologies that can
[00:40:19] be useful
[00:40:20] to mushroom pickers.
[00:40:27] my grandfather,
[00:40:35] when I was very little, he used to bring a basket from the forest, I would sit next to him, he
[00:40:39] would start telling me what they were called, where each one
[00:40:42] grew, but can't we add efficiency and
[00:40:45] safety in the 21st century? Our tester,
[00:40:49] Lyonia Koshelev, armed himself with nine finds that
[00:40:53] should lighten the load of a quiet hunter. The first
[00:40:56] difficulty: finding a mushroom spot without experience.