Canada’s Encryption Battle Pits Ottawa Against Big Tech as Apple and Google Warn of ‘Backdoor’ Risks - Tekedia

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Canada’s Bill C-22 has sparked a dispute with Apple and Google over encryption and privacy.
Tech firms warn the bill could allow confidential technical orders that weaken encrypted services and create backdoor risks.
Canadian officials say the law would strengthen online safety, national security, and investigations into serious crime and cyber threats.
The outcome could shape how democracies balance law enforcement access with strong encryption worldwide.



