The Kremlin has reportedly told Russian officials to throw away their iPhones by the end of the month
Some Russian officials were advised by the Kremlin to ditch their Apple iPhones by the end of March over information-security concerns,The directive took place during a seminar in the Moscow region earlier this month, according to the Russian newspaper, which cited sources present at the meeting.
"It's all over for the iPhone: either throw it away or give it to the children," one person who attended the seminar told Kommersant, according toSergei Kiriyenko, first deputy head of Russia's presidential administration, reportedly told the officials they had to replace their iPhones by April 1. Last year, Apple stopped product sales to Russia a week after the country invaded Ukraine. But a few months later,that people in Russia were still purchasing the new iPhone 14 through legalized parallel imports programs. A few months after the war began, Russia had reportedly legalized these import programs — systems that allowed sellers to ship products into the country without the trademark owner's permission.
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