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Adarsh

आदर्शवाद के मार्ग पर • 5m

Currently, Pakistan is the largest market for freemium VPN services, as the government has banned X and is indirectly cracking down on many social media apps. As a result, Pakistani users are turning to VPNs to access these services, yet Indian engineers and businessmen have still not developed a privacy-focused VPN service like ProtonVPN.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

You know I think these innovations come out of desperation or necessity and I kinda feel happy we don't have the need yet to develop a privacy focused VPN, you know what i'm saying?

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

True. Given the demand for VPNs in countries with internet restrictions, a privacy-focused, India-made VPN could be a massive hit.

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N L N Rao

Technical Lead (Soft... • 5m

who bothers about Pakistan. Pakistan is a dead country. If Indian businessmen talks about Pakistan it's foolishness because, as a businessmen if you try to earn £1, it means you earn Rs.100+, if $1, it means you earn Rs.80+. Businessmen concentrates on it. If businessmen concentrates on 1PakRupee, he gets in India Rs. 0.30. Import and Export Business are to be made with these currencies are high, not like Pakistan Countries.

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