Proton Mail is still available in India despite some media reports. Here’s the most up-to-date information on the current situation.
I was observing this issue personally, as I prefer Proton to Gmail/Outlook duopoly. A sigh of relief.
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I just assumed the “may ban” meant someone in that committee wasn’t high on the job
No, it just means it was either too hard to do, or too stupid for optics.
Sooo Indian authorities tried to reach out to PM directly, PM didn’t comply because India has no authority whatsoever over a Swiss company and PM had to ask the Swiss authorities to go tell the Indian ones to use the proper channels instead?
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