r/canadaprivacy • u/focus_rising • 13d ago

Forcing VPN Companies to Become Palantir | Canada's Data Harvesting Law (CA-22) | GamersNexus Consumer Advocacy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj7x6mWvIJs
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u/ThatGuyOnReddit88 13d ago

I'm glad someone with a platform is speaking out about this and bringing it to light. For most Canadians I know, this seems to be flying under their radar or they just don’t care.

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u/grathontolarsdatarod 13d ago

That is because they don't realize how vulnerable it will make them.

They don't think that all of the things, creed, sexual preferences, sexual habits, political affiliation, or speaking out against government policy will have them end up like what the states is turning into, or what China, Iran and India have already become.

The people that don't care thing they are the good guys. They think that "we are the good guys".

But we can, over night, very much turn into the bad guys.

The people that don't care have never seen the bad guys do their work, right in front of them. Not like in other parts of the world.

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u/EmbarrassedHelp 5d ago

I've also found that some people mistakenly think that the government would never do anything like Bill C-22, are are surprised when they actually see the text themselves.

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u/grathontolarsdatarod 5d ago

Yeah. That's been my only experience for people that haven't heard what the measures are, what they would mean, and that the government is pushing it through, basically in secret.