In Moscow, the ordinary act of buying groceries has become an entry point into one of the world's most comprehensive surveillance architectures. Facial recognition, autonomous robots, and smart city systems have merged into a seamless urban fabric — one that offers genuine convenience while quietly recording the movements, transactions, and patterns of millions of residents. The city's rapid technological transformation raises a question that will outlast Moscow itself: once surveillance is woven into the texture of daily life, can it ever be unwoven?