It’s legal to use a VPN in India. But the Indian government passed a law in 2022 requiring VPN providers to record and store users’ personal details. This includes your name and address, email address, IP address, your reason for using a VPN, and more.
We have a strict no-logs policy, and logging user data is against everything we stand for. So we decided to stop operating Proton VPN servers physically located in India. But thanks to our Smart Routing technology, you can still use Proton VPN to get an Indian IP address from our servers located in Singapore.
Simply select an “India” server in the app as usual. That way you can browse the internet as if you’re in India without anyone logging or monitoring your online activity.