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Toronto-based VPN provider plans to quit Canada over lawful-access bill

Toronto-based VPN provider plans to quit Canada over lawful-access bill

Globe and Mail·October 4, 2026·Marie WoolfLeans critical
Summary

A company called Psiphon, which helps people get around internet censorship, plans to leave Canada. They are worried about a new law, Bill C-22, that they say would force them to help the government watch what people do online. Psiphon believes this law goes against their mission to protect online privacy.

AI Analysis

This article mostly shares the concerns of a company that helps people avoid online censorship.

The article correctly states that the law could make companies help with surveillance.

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