캐나다의 Bill C-22는 지난해의 감시 악몽을 재포장한 버전

Bill C-22 threatens Canadian digital privacy by mandating metadata retention and enabling government-imposed encryption backdoors without clear safeguards. The vague definitions in the law could force tech companies and even operating systems to create surveillance mechanisms, mirroring threats that drove Apple to withdraw privacy features in the UK. Real-world incidents like the 2024 Salt Typhoon hack demonstrate that such backdoors inevitably become targets for malicious actors, making this legislation a significant threat to cybersecurity and privacy.