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Swiss company Proton VPN becomes the latest to leave India over invasive new rules requiring customer data collection, following Surfshark, Nord, and others

Swiss service is latest to pull servers over requirement that companies must save user data and disclose to authorities on demand

Wall Street Journal Newley Purnell

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  • @protonvpn @protonvpn on x
    Today, we're removing our VPN servers in India to protect the privacy of our community due to India's new surveillance law. However, we've rolled out smart routing servers to still give you an Indian IP address. Read @andyyen's interview with @WSJ: https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @newley Newley Purnell on x
    New: Proton is pulling its VPN servers from India. Latest provider to do so in protest of new cybersecurity laws that require companies collect user info and give to authorities when asked. Firms, rights groups say threaten citizens' privacy: https://www.wsj.com/...