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Apple’s Surveillance Plans Sparks Petitions and International Condemnation

Apple’s plan to scan people’s personal files is gaining negative attention from around the world. Many are asking Apple to halt its plans.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) was dealt a setback in the famed surveillance case, Jewel vs. NSA.

As the leak continues to push the shadowy company more into the public spotlight, NSO Group has issued a response.

Bill C-10 has put Canada in uncharted territories in more ways than one. One aspect is the fact that no party is a champion for

By Drew Wilson / October 30, 2020 / Privacy

The Electronic Frontier Foundation is filing comments opposing the Department of Homeland Security’s efforts to expand biometric surveillance.

The war on encryption and security has reared its ugly head. This as 7 countries, including Canada, call on Facebook to break its encryption.

European Digital Rights (EDRI) is posting their thoughts on so-called “Immunity Passports”. They say that they present dangers to your rights.

We’re getting a clearer picture of who uses Clearview AI. It seems that the ultra wealthy were using it for fun at so-called “parties”.

Edward Snowden has weighed in on the international Facebook encryption debate. He warns: “Without encryption, we will lose all privacy”.

By Drew Wilson / August 23, 2019 / Privacy

The Trump Administration is actively contemplating renewing US warrantless wiretapping. This renewal is said to be permanent.

honestly I dont think I ever heard of the canadian courts using what the states do as precedent. After all…

How likely would Canadian courts use SCOTUS overturning thier own prior ruling as precendant? And man all we're hearing are…

Could theoretically be reversed, since SCOTUS overturned thier own ruling but take lot of time and money. And less politically…