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In India, virtual private network companies will be required to collect extensive customer data -- and maintain it for five years or more -- under a new national directive from the country's Computer Emergency Response Team, known as CERT-in. It's a policy that will likely make life more difficult for both VPN companies and VPN users there.
The directive isn't limited to VPN providers. Data centers and cloud service providers are both listed under the same provision.
Leading services like ExpressVPN and Surfshark operate only with RAM-disk servers and other log-less technology, meaning the VPNs would be theoretically incapable of monitoring for URLs listed in the directive.
privacy heb je nergens meer dat moeten we voor nu maar accepteren denk ik
