News surrounding your privacy
When it comes to privacy reform of any kind (ala Bill C-27), it looks like Canadians will be out of luck with this government.
It Is Increasingly Looking Likely That Bill C-27 Will Die on the Orderpaper Read More »
The US never had actual evidence of TikTok being a threat to the US, but they apparently did authorize using TikTok to influence Chinese politics.
The US media and politicians have been hysterics for some time over TikTok, but now we are seeing that entering into Canada.
The Moral Panic Over TikTok May Be Coming to Canada Read More »
Is an IP address personal information? According to the Supreme Court of Canada, it is.
Advocates of these age verification laws have long argued that these bills are common sense. Judge’s are ruling them as unconstitutional.
Ohio Parental Consent/Age Verification Law Ruled Unconstitutional Read More »
Another analysis of Bill S-210 has emerged. Emily Laidlaw, a law professor at the University of Calgary, says it’s likely unconstitutional.
David Fraser (AKA Privacy Lawyer) has offered an analysis of Bill S-210. I may have underestimated how alarming this bill is.
David Fraser, Privacy Lawyer, Offers His Analysis of Bill S-210 Read More »
Tempers are starting to flare up for Senator Julie Miville-Dechene. She attacked people with accurate interpretations of her bill.
Supporters of Bill S-210 (or Canada’s age verification bill) have apparently released a so-called “FAQ”. We debunk some of the claims of that page.
Debunking the Bill S-210 (Age Verification) Supporters “FAQ” Page Read More »
Canada has received yet another wakeup call for privacy reform. This after Global Affairs Canada was hit with a data breach.
