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🚨Canada is about to rush through Bill C-22 — one of the worst surveillance laws. But we've stopped Bill C-2 just last year (details: https://tuta.com/blog/canada-bill-c2-surveillance)
Let's do it again! We say #NoToBackdoors 💪
Because there's no such thing as "lawful access" for the good guys only.
We've signed an open letter against Bill C-22, please join the fight!
👉 https://www.internetsociety.org/our-work/internet-policy/keep-canada-protected/
@Tutanota
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Text: "Another five eyes gone rogue. Canada wants to see everything on your phone." Under the text is a graphic with a silhouette on the left that looks a spy (fedora, glasses, coat). The spy is looking at a hand holding a phone.
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What does five eyes mean? Five, Nine, and Fourteen Eyes Countries Explained:
@Tutanota From Canada, thank you Tuta ❤️🇨🇦
@Tutanota I have to ask if you have to be Canadian to sign on with that. Because I absolutely want to get behind getting rid of that kind of mistaken law, but I'm not Canadian.
I mean, it's like demanding a copy of the key to your home door, or be allowed to read your mail.
@Tutanota C’mon Canada. I thought you folks up there were an independent and sovereign nation. Don’t fall for this crap. The five eyes thing is no longer something to be trusted. And it shouldn’t extend into your personal property.
