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Apple and Google criticize Canada's Lawful Access Act for data access expansion

27 Mayıs 2026Japan Times

Apple and Google have criticized Canada's Lawful Access Act, which aims to enhance police access to citizens' data. The Canadian government argues that the legislation is necessary for effective crime prevention and investigation.
The tech giants express concerns about privacy and the implications of increased surveillance on citizens.
The Lawful Access Act has been introduced in response to evolving crime patterns that leverage technology, prompting the government to seek more robust tools for law enforcement. However, critics argue that such measures could infringe on civil liberties and set a concerning precedent for privacy erosion.
The clash between tech companies and government policies highlights a growing tension over privacy rights versus public safety. As digital communication becomes ubiquitous, the balance between law enforcement needs and individual privacy rights is increasingly contentious.

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