Government seeks to pass a Lawful Access Bill, prompting Big Tech companies like Meta and Signal to warn that it threatens core encryption services.
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Updated May 28
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Government seeks to pass a Lawful Access Bill, prompting Big Tech companies like Meta and Signal to warn that it threatens core encryption services.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Bill C-22 grants increased law enforcement access, sparking fears of unchecked government surveillance and prompting calls for encryption protections.Sub-event
Law enforcement bill threatens core encryption services, potentially forcing companies to leave Canada.1 source
Google and Apple are affected by the government bill seeking police access to digital devices.1 source