Indian Court Orders Blocking of Proton Mail: What It Means for Privacy and Security

India's Karnataka High Court orders the blocking of Proton Mail. Find out why this ruling is a significant development for online privacy.
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Indian Court Orders Blocking of Proton Mail: What It Means for Privacy and Security
Proton Mail Blocked in India: What Does It Mean for Privacy? In a recent ruling, the Karnataka High Court has directed the Indian government to block Proton Mail, a popular encrypted email service. Known for its strong commitment to user privacy and secure communication, Proton Mail's blocking order follows a legal complaint from New Delhi-based M Moser Design Associates. The firm claimed that employees had received inappropriate and offensive emails sent through the service. But what does this mean for privacy advocates and users of Proton Mail across India?                                    Image : Google Proton Mail is renowned for offering end-to-end encryption, making it a top choice for those seeking privacy in their online communications. The court's decision to block the service raises concerns about the future of secure communications in India, particularly in light of increasing government scrutiny over online privacy. This order marks the latest chapter in the legal b…