Russia’s leading online retailer, Wildberries, has implemented a ban on smartphones for its warehouse staff, permitting only basic button phones lacking camera functionality. This drastic measure follows instances of employees filming and disseminating footage of Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Wildberries’ facilities. The company aims to prevent further leaks of sensitive information regarding its logistics network and potential vulnerabilities. At least eight Wildberries warehouses have reportedly been damaged in recent months due to these attacks. Critics suggest the policy is an overreach, impacting employee convenience and potentially violating privacy. The move highlights the growing impact of the conflict in Ukraine on Russian businesses and their security protocols. It also signals concerns about internal risks linked to employee photography and information sharing.