Wildberries banned employees from bringing smartphones to warehouses: reasons

Wildberries has banned employees from bringing smartphones into its warehouses. Employees are only allowed to use push-button mobile phones without cameras.

This is reported by Russian media.

According to journalists, Wildberries sent an internal memo to employees on August 3 about the new rules. The document states that taking photos and videos during an air raid “threatens security, may reveal the positions of air defense forces, violates the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation, and may result in administrative and, in some cases, criminal liability.”

According to the new requirements, employees are only allowed to use push-button mobile phones without cameras, which, as stated in the message, “will allow you to stay in touch with loved ones.”

The introduction of a ban on smartphones was also reported by the Telegram channel “Marketplace Partners Club”, which published a similar fragment of the company’s internal message.

As is known, in the Vladimir region of Russia, drones attacked the Wildberries logistics center near the village of Khryastovo. A fire broke out at the facility, and local authorities confirmed the strike on the warehouse complex. Also, on August 2, Ukraine again launched a series of strikes on targets in Russia. The refinery and new warehouses of the Wildberries company are on fire .

Recall that on the night of July 31, drones attacked several facilities in Russia. The oil refinery in Volgograd was hit, as well as the logistics complexes of the Wildberries marketplace in the Volgograd region and Tatarstan. Fires broke out at the sites of the strikes.

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