Those who don't comply could potentially face up to a year in prison. Companies will have to store user names, IP addresses, usage patterns, other forms of identifiable information, and report “unauthorized access to social media accounts” as part of the directive. The national directive applies not only to VPN companies, but to cloud service providers, data centres and crypto exchanges, to collect specific, extensive customer data even if after users delete their account or cancel their subscription. NEW DELHI: India has passed a law that now demands all virtual private networks (VPN) service providers to store user data for at least five years.
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