As of September 12, three American services—website builder Wix, interactive whiteboard Miro, and platform Coda—have ceased their operations in Russia. These steps were taken in connection with US sanctions measures that prohibit the provision of certain services in Russia and Belarus.
Wix announced that it would restrict access for Russian users and begin blocking their profiles, which would result in the removal of all sites associated with these accounts from publication.
Miro, a popular platform for visual collaborative editing, has also restricted access for users from Russia and Belarus. In August, users began receiving notifications about access restrictions in accordance with sanctions requirements.
Coda, a collaboration platform, announced the cessation of operations in Russia and Belarus in order to comply with trade sanctions.
The project management service ClickUp will complete its work in Russia. After 19:01 Moscow time, users from Russia will lose access to the service, and their accounts will be blocked. The company recommended that users export their data or transfer it to workspaces abroad before the specified date.
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