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> That is, anything that's easy enough to detect in the traffic, I suppose? Or does it just affect App Store / Play Store? No, this is because they have good s
by worldsavior 3y ago
> That is, anything that's easy enough to detect in the traffic, I suppose? Or does it just affect App Store / Play Store?
No, this is because they have good security/privacy and don't allow the Indian government to control.
- nine_k 3y agoI mean, what the "banning" means? If the internet operators are not ordered to stop these networks from operating, it's not much of a ban. If internet operators have no means to stop these protocols, then the ban is unlikely to have any real effect beside some inconvenience.
- worldsavior 3y agoIf the government doesn't allow to use these apps, ISPs probably also have to comply in some way (probably blocking URLs). And if not, app stores would probably need to hide these apps. I mean, those are legal issues. The point is they're banning them and if you use them you go against the law.