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Google says changes to Canada’s police search powers bill haven't eased concerns

Apple, Meta and Google had slammed Bill C-22 during consultations last month, citing privacy and security issues.

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Google says changes to Canada’s police search powers bill haven't eased concerns

Google opposes Canada's Bill C-22 despite amendments limiting metadata retention to six months and excluding encryption decryption. The stance reflects deepening tech-law enforcement conflict over privacy compliance—regulatory risk for any provider in Canada.

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Google says Canada’s data law changes don't ease concerns

Google said Canada’s changes to a proposed law that would help police obtain citizen data don’t resolve many of its concerns. Read more.

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giovedì 18 giugno 2026·nationalpost.com
Liberals water down police search powers bill during contentious overnight vote blitz
Liberals pushed through changes watering down a bill facilitating police ability to intercept and collect personal information.
venerdì 19 giugno 2026·nationalpost.com
Google says changes to Canada’s police search powers bill haven't eased concerns
Apple, Meta and Google had slammed Bill C-22 during consultations last month, citing privacy and security issues.

Google says changes to Canada’s police search powers bill haven't eased concerns

Google says Canada’s data law changes don't ease concerns

Timeline cronologica

Liberals water down police search powers bill during contentious overnight vote blitz

Google says changes to Canada’s police search powers bill haven't eased concerns

Google says Canada’s data law changes don't ease concerns