Google officials say the supposed FSB agents gave an order to the female Google executive to either take the app down in 24 hours or be jailed 

After the tech giant moved the executive to a hotel room under a pseudonym, the same agents came and visited her again to tell them they wanted it down 

Within hours, the Smart Voting app - created by Putin opponent Alexi Navalny which allowed Russians to register protest votes against Putin - was taken down 

An Apple employee in Moscow had received similar threats from the FSB, the successor to the KGB 

Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began in February, Google and many other tech companies have said they'll stop doing business in Russia