Totally agree with this. India is not an exception here though. In europe, we have the problem that all the main software is owned  in US companies and much of the data resides there. Given US companies desire to mine user data at will, this is very much frowned upon. But sadly, there is no competition (whatever there was has already been killed).<p>The US companies (slack being perfect example) have the typical approach of:
1. Take capital and give out free stuff
2. Be everywhere
3. Now either show ads and mine user data and build user profiles. Alternately, they shutdown. All this churn causes a tremendous amount of loss in the local economy.