India’s cybersecurity watchdog – CERT-In – has issued new rules for VPN service providers in the country, which will be effective starting September 25, 2022. These rules will make it mandatory for VPN companies to collect and store data of their users for up to five years. Why are VPN providers unhappy with the new regulations? How will it affect your digital freedom? Here’s everything that you should know.
0:00 Use of VPN in India
1:03 New VPN rules in India
1:40 How this affects your privacy
2:06 VPN companies upset with rules
2:20 Reason for new VPN guidelines
2:57 Conclusion
Anchor: Ashri Khandelwal (https://gadgets.ndtv.com/authors/ashri-khandelwal-51)
Video Editor: Pankaj Rawat (https://gadgets.ndtv.com/authors/pankaj-rawat-44)
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