Apple and Meta warn Canada’s Bill C-22 forces encryption backdoors

Apple and Meta are publicly opposing portions of Canada’s proposed lawful access legislation, warning that Bill C-22 could weaken encryption protections, introduce systemic cybersecurity risks, and force technology companies to facilitate government surveillance capabilities. The criticism centers primarily on Part 2 of Bill C-22, a controversial section that would require electronic service providers to maintain … The post Apple and Meta warn Canada’s Bill C-22 forces encryption backdoors appeared first on CyberInsider.