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“Canadians seem to understand this instinctively. Earlier this year, the Center for Democracy and Technology commissioned a poll to ask Canadians how they feel about encryption and government surveillance.”

internetsociety.orgWe Shouldn’t Have to Give Up Our Safety Online to Be Safe - Internet SocietyInternet Society CEO Sally Wentworth spoke to lawmakers about the harmful consequences Bill C-22 could have on Internet users’ online safety.

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“And the findings are striking. Most Canadians either oppose access orders like those in C-22, or they want meaningful limits on them because they believe that the security risks of giving law enforcement access to encrypted messages outweigh the benefits.”

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“They overwhelmingly believe that they have a right to private communications online, and that no one should read their messages without a court order and notice.” Check out CDT’s research: cdt.org/insights/can...