Apple, Google Slam Canada's Plan for Police Data Powers
Apple, Google, and Signal threaten to exit Canada over Bill C-22, which expands police access to data. Critics say it enables surveillance and backdoors.
Category : Digital Privacy
Why Canadians Rethink Cloud Storage Amid Privacy Worries
Canadians are reconsidering cloud storage due to privacy concerns. Drime offers a European-hosted, GDPR-compliant alternative with a lifetime subscription of 10TB for $495 CAD.
Bill C-22: Proposed Law Could Let Police Access Devices, Microphones
Bill C-22, proposed by the Liberal government, would allow police to access personal device data and activate microphones without consent, sparking privacy concerns.
Yanik Guillemette: Digital Privacy Economic Imperative
Canadian tech entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette discusses Bill C-22, encryption risks, and why digital trust is vital for Canada's economy and innovation.
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Trump admin targets anonymous Canadian: Data sovereignty
The Trump administration is attempting to unmask an anonymous Canadian, raising questions about data sovereignty and the rights of foreign tech companies over personal information.
Can Albertans Trust AI That Breaks Laws? Expert Weighs In
An AI expert discusses how OpenAI's privacy violations affect public trust in artificial intelligence, especially in Alberta with its strict laws.
DoorDash Driver Indicted for Filming Naked Customer
Olivia Henderson, 23, was indicted for filming an unconscious naked customer during a DoorDash delivery. The viral TikTok video led to felony charges and account deactivation.
Alberta voter data leak: millions exposed in separatist campaign
Elections Alberta confirms private data of over two million voters was allegedly leaked by separatist activists. Court orders removal of voter list.
U.K. Health Data of 500,000 Listed for Sale in China
Medical records of half a million U.K. residents were found for sale on a Chinese consumer website owned by Alibaba, raising serious privacy concerns.
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Winnipeg Group Spurs UK Probe into Telegram Over Child Abuse
A Winnipeg-based organization has played a key role in initiating a UK investigation into Telegram for concerns over child sexual abuse material, highlighting global efforts to combat online exploitation.
Deepfake Crackdown: Advocates Demand Faster Removal Powers
As Canada moves to criminalize sexualized deepfakes, activists argue legislation must include mechanisms to force rapid removal from internet platforms, citing U.S. models and victim protection gaps.
AI Deepfakes: Legal Shields Are Paper-Thin
Experts warn that current laws inadequately protect individuals, especially teen girls, from AI deepfake exploitation, as technology becomes increasingly accessible and misuse cases rise.
Petition Demands Social Media Ban for Under-16s in Canada
A new petition urges the Canadian government to implement a nationwide social media ban for children under 16, citing mental health risks and online safety concerns.
Elon Musk Summoned by French Prosecutors Over X Platform Allegations
French authorities have formally summoned Elon Musk regarding serious allegations of child abuse images and AI-generated deepfakes circulating on his social media platform X.
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Students Build App to Protect Photos from Doxxing
A team of five students from Westmount has created an innovative app that scans images for personal data before online sharing, aiming to combat doxxing risks in the digital age.
Brick Device Fights Smartphone Addiction with Physical Blocking
The Brick device offers a unique solution to smartphone overuse by physically blocking apps and websites, requiring users to tap it to regain access. Testimonials reveal mixed results, with some achieving reduced screen time and increased mindfulness, whi
Privacy Screen Protectors: Essential Digital Shields
Privacy screen protectors offer dual benefits: preventing digital eavesdropping and providing physical protection for your smartphone. Experts recommend these affordable accessories for safeguarding sensitive information.
Library Leaders Alarm Over Government Content Restrictions
Calgary Public Library CEO Sarah Meilleur voices serious concerns about proposed provincial legislation requiring age verification for certain materials, warning of privacy risks, administrative burdens, and threats to free access to information without a
Think Twice Before Granting Apps Full Camera Roll Access
Security experts urge users to limit app permissions to select photos only, citing risks of accidental uploads, malicious data harvesting, and privacy erosion by tech giants like Meta.
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UK Seeks Jail for Tech Bosses Over Non-Consensual Images
The United Kingdom is introducing legislation that could impose prison sentences on technology company executives who fail to remove non-consensual intimate images from their platforms.
Privacy Law Changes Expand Government Data Sharing
Proposed amendments to federal privacy legislation would allow increased sharing of personal information across government agencies, raising concerns about data protection and civil liberties.
Federal Government Reviews Outdated Privacy Act for Modernization
The Liberal government has initiated a review of the Privacy Act, which hasn't been substantially updated since 1983. The consultation aims to modernize privacy protections for the digital age.
Protect Your Digital Legacy: Expert Advice from Manitoba
Celine Latulipe, a professor at the University of Manitoba, explains why proactive management of online accounts is crucial for data security and easing burdens on loved ones.
Indonesia Restricts Social Media for Under-16s
Indonesia has implemented new regulations restricting social media access for children under 16, aiming to protect youth from online risks while sparking debate about digital rights.
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As millions gather for 'No Kings' demonstrations against authoritarianism, experts warn about privacy risks when documenting protests. Learn legal rights and safety tips.
Gmail Users Automatically Opted In for AI Training Data Sharing
Google has automatically enrolled Gmail users in a program that may share email data to train AI models, sparking privacy concerns and a class-action lawsuit. Users must manually disable the feature in two settings locations.
Iranian-Canadians Face Challenges Amid Iran Internet Blackout
Iranian-Canadians are experiencing significant difficulties reaching loved ones in Iran due to an internet blackout, raising concerns about communication and safety during regional conflicts.
Court Approves $4.5M 23andMe Class Action in Canada
A Canadian court has approved a $4.5 million class-action settlement against genetic testing company 23andMe, with a June deadline for affected customers to file claims over alleged privacy breaches.
EU Targets Snapchat, Porn Sites for Child Safety Violations
The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Snapchat's child protection measures and accused major adult websites of failing to prevent minors' access.
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A new mobile application in Alberta provides real-time alerts to domestic violence survivors when offenders under electronic monitoring are nearby, enhancing safety through technology.
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