India removes several VPN apps from Apple, Google app stores
India's Ministry of Home Affairs has ordered the removal of several VPN apps from Apple and Google app stores, citing violations of Indian law. This move is the first major enforcement of India's new 2022 regulations requiring VPN and cloud service providers to keep detailed customer records for five years.
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