News surrounding your privacy
An article in the Niagara Falls Review argues that Canada needs age verification, but the case presented for it is pitifully weak.
No Niagara Falls Review, Age Verification is No Replacement for Basic Parenting Read More »
With the heavy push by media and the government to start a moral panic over TikTok, it seems that the target audience is tuning out.
Progress for Canada’s privacy reform bill (Bill C-27) has been upgraded from dead stop to snails pace.
Bill C-27 (Privacy Reform) Did Stop Being Stalled and Advance by One Debate Read More »
The Canadian government is, once again, saying that they will move ahead with privacy reform after more than 5 years of foot dragging.
Déjà Vu: Canadian Government Says It Will Move Forward With Bill C-27 (Privacy Reform) Read More »
TikTok has now responded to the so-called “concerns” about security and privacy by asking questions about what the government is on about.
TikTok Responds: Asks if Anyone Would Mind Telling Them What This is All About Read More »
The bans of TikTok on government devices is spreading, but some have admitted that they don’t even know what the threat is.
Multiple Provinces Ban TikTok on Gov’t Devices As Explanation Eludes the Public Read More »
The Canadian government has chosen to ban TikTok from government devices for “security concerns”. The move seems to be pure performance.
Headlines have said that TikTok is facing a privacy “investigation” in Canada. It faces an enormous uphill battle.
The TikTok Privacy “Investigation” Faces a Very Uphill Battle in Canada Read More »
The foot dragging continues for Canada’s privacy reform bill. We go looking to see what on earth happened to Bill C-27.
The Internet Society has published a brief explaining why Bill C-18 will be harmful to the internet.
Internet Society: Bill C-18 “Will be Harmful for the Internet” Read More »
