A court has been ordered in India the protons service of the encrypted email service blocked in the country to refuse to share information with the authorities.
At the April 29 hearing of the Superior Court of Karnataka, Judge M Nagaprasanna ordered the Government to “block the domain names associated with Proton Mail, citing the authority under the Information Technology Law of the country of 2008. The weak order AANARYT, which communicated with the introductive, claiming that some of its employees received emails outside the emails through the emails through the emails through the emails.
It is not clear if the prohibition will enter into force or face other possible challenges in the courts. The Protones team reported in March 2024 that the Indian authorities had proposed in a similar way to order the blocked service in response to supposed “threats of deception bombs”, but continued operating in the country.
The repression against Protons mail seemed to be part of a broader global trend to follow Acinstems based on user activities, such as the trial of the founder of Telegram Pavel Durov in France, partly by allegedly not modifying illegal content. Cointelegraph contacted Proton to comment, but did not receive any response at the time of the publication.
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In Spain, Proton AG, the Swiss company behind the platform, tested information to the authorities about one of its users in 2024. The measure had many privacy defenders questioning the safety of its data with the centralized service.
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Cryptocurrency exchanges are not alien to legally sanctioned repressions that try to reduce their activities in a country, or in some cases, blocks or prohibitions. The US authorities imposed sanctions on cryptography mixing services such as Tornado Cash in 2022, facing a revolt of the industry industry and legal challenges, while South Korea blocked 14 exchanges in the apple that operates with Withing Withing.
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In India, users face a 30% tax on cryptographic trade, which has been in force since April 2022. Although cryptographic companies operating in the country support the increase in regulatory supervision, it is estimated that India has more than 100 million holders of digital assets of their approximately 1.4 billion people.
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