Google joins privacy backlash and warns Canada Bill C-22 could 'break end-to-end encryption' and create a 'surveillance infrastructure'
Google and Apple have expressed strong opposition to Canada's Bill C-22, warning that it could undermine end-to-end encryption and create security vulnerabilities. The bill, which aims to enhance law enforcement's access to data, has faced backlash from various tech companies and privacy advocates. Both companies are urging lawmakers to implement explicit protections for encryption to safeguard user privacy.
- ▪Google and Apple warn that Bill C-22 could compromise end-to-end encryption.
- ▪The proposed legislation would allow law enforcement greater access to user data without judicial oversight.
- ▪Tech companies fear the bill could create a surveillance infrastructure and weaken overall user security.
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VPN VPN Privacy & Security Google joins privacy backlash and warns Canada Bill C-22 could 'break end-to-end encryption' and create a 'surveillance infrastructure' News By Rene Millman published 27 May 2026 Alongside Apple, the tech giant pushes for strict judicial oversight to prevent the Canadian government from secretly compromising user security When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Getty Images / Bloomberg) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Google and Apple are urging Canadian lawmakers to provide explicit protections for end-to-end…
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