The “original gangster of big tech” has managed to dodge the bad headlines and congressional grilling that have ensnared its rivals by working with regulators and advocating its own solutions.

The assistant, launched by a company with ties to the Kremlin, is exploding in growth and is not encumbered by any privacy or regulatory concerns.

From a cell in a high-security prison outside Moscow, Konstantin Kozlovsky reveals more about the software he claims disrupted the 2016 election.