Russia bans state officials from using Apple devices over US spying concerns
. At the time, Apple made clear the decision was in response to the invasion, noting it stood “with all of the people” hurt by the incursion.
The ban comes after Russia’s Federal Security Service claimed at the start of June that it had uncovered a “spying operation by US intelligence agencies” involving Apple devices. The FSB said thousands of iPhones, including those in use by the country’s diplomatic missions in NATO countries, had been “infected” with monitoring software.
More broadly, the move is reflective of a desire by Russia’s government to lessen its dependence on foreign-made technology. Asnotes, President Vladimir Putin signed a decree last year ordering institutions involved in “critical information infrastructure” to migrate to domestically developed software by 2025.
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