After these rules, many VPN providers closed their physical services in the country. However, they are providing service to their customers. One of techcrunch Report According to. The Ministry of Home Affairs issued an order to Google and Apple asking to remove several VPN apps from the Play Store and App Store. The document related to this order has been seen by Techcrunch. The VPN apps removed from Apple and Google’s app stores include the app of American company Cloudflare. Apart from this, apps like X-VPN and Privadovpn have also been removed.
However, some VPN apps like Express VPN and Mullvad are available on Apple and Google’s app stores. Rules issued by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said that VPN service providers were said to provide their customers’ names, address, IP address and contact in the country’s names, addresses, IP addresses and contacts Other details must collect and store for a period of five years. After this, many VPN service providers had said that they would not follow these rules and they had closed their physical services in the country. However, despite this, they are offering VPN service to customers in the country.
In the last few years, there have been difficulties in India for Google. Recently, the company’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sundar Pichai was given a contempt notice by a Mumbai court to fail to remove a defamation video on YouTube. The notice was issued on 21 November by the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate at Ballard Pier in Mumbai. It said that YouTube has not followed an order to remove a defamation video in March last year.
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