New Canadian Bill Could Allow Police to Use Personal Tech as Listening Devices

A new bill, C-22, is being proposed in Canada that could potentially compel tech companies to enable police to eavesdrop through personal devices such as phones and smart speakers.

13 May, 11:28 — 13 May, 11:28

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FIRST READING: New bill would allow police to turn personal tech into listening devices

Bill C-22 could force tech companies to allow police to eavesdrop through phones and smart speakers

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New Canadian Bill Could Allow Police to Use Personal Tech as Listening Devices

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FIRST READING: New bill would allow police to turn personal tech into listening devices

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