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Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs reportedly urged the government to ban Virtual Private Network (VPN) services in India. As per the committee, VPNs “allow criminals to remain anonymous online.” VPNs essentially encrypt network traffic and secure public internet connections, ensuring a certain degree of privacy online. Having said that, VPNs are known to be used by criminals as well. Still, most internet users rely on VPNs for better online privacy, internet security and to avoid third-party trackers. VPNs are quite common worldwide, and employees use them to work from their homes securely. Here’s how VPN works and how banning VPNs will affect you.