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  1. Government seeks to pass a Lawful Access Bill, prompting Big Tech companies like Meta and Signal to warn that it threatens core encryption services.

Bill C-22 grants increased law enforcement access, sparking fears of unchecked government surveillance and prompting calls for encryption protections.

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Bill C-22 grants increased law enforcement access, sparking fears of unchecked government surveillance and prompting calls for encryption protections.

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  1. Police chief backs federal legislation as secure OS challenges law enforcement investigations.1 source
  2. Bill C-22 grants increased law enforcement access, raising surveillance fears and involving Google.1 source

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