Canadian Parliament Debates Bill C-22 and Encryption Concerns

Opinion pieces discuss the implications of Canada's Bill C-22, urging Parliament not to allow it to break encryption, emphasizing the need for legislation without weakening privacy protections and cybersecurity.

2 Jun, 10:00 — 2 Jun, 10:00

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Opinion: Parliament must not allow Bill C-22 to break encryption

The legislation is sorely needed, but it must not be allowed to weaken privacy protections and cybersecurity

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Canadian Parliament Debates Bill C-22 and Encryption Concerns

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Opinion: Parliament must not allow Bill C-22 to break encryption

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