苹果与谷歌敦促加拿大修订监控法案C-22

Apple and Google are urging Canadian lawmakers to amend proposed surveillance legislation known as Bill C-22, warning that its current structure could force companies to weaken encryption and compromise user security. Both companies are calling for stronger judicial oversight, particularly around secret government orders that could mandate changes to software and device design. The debate places Canada at the center of a broader global tension between national security objectives and the protection of digital privacy. CONCERNS OVER ENCRYPTION AND SECRET ORDERS At the core of the dispute is the possibility that Bill C-22 could allow authorities to issue confidential directives requiring companies to build technical access into their systems. …