Psiphon prepares to leave Canada if Bill C-22 passes unchanged

First reported by TechRadar at · Updated · 2 sources

The censorship-circumvention service joins Signal, NordVPN and Windscribe in opposing the proposed surveillance law, according to TechRadar. Bill C-22 would expand law enforcement powers to monitor and collect personal data, BetaKit reports. Signal’s vice president has also reminded lawmakers that the secure messaging app will not comply, according to BetaKit.

  • TechRadar reports that Psiphon serves 20 million people.

Covered by 2 publishers within 7 hours of the first report.

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TechRadar Canada's Bill C-22 could drive out a tool 20 million people use to beat censorship · Monica J. White
BetaKit Signal VP reminds lawmakers the secure messaging app won’t comply with Bill C-22 · Trevor Nichols