Says it has granted licences to five companies; move allows users to obtain VPN services directly without approaching PTA.

Google warns Android users about fake VPN apps that mimic trusted brands and install malware without the user knowledge.

PTA begins VPN licensing in Pakistan under the CVAS-Data regime, enabling secure access but raising privacy and surveillance concerns.

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