🚨 Big Tech just saved Canadians from their own government. Here’s what Bill C-22 would have done to your phone. 👇 📌 The Liberal bill would force companies to build technical backdoors into encrypted devices - giving government access without a judge’s approval. 📌 Secret orders. No judicial oversight. No transparency with users. Ministers could compel compliance unilaterally. 📌 User metadata retained for up to one year. Mandatory. Then Big Tech showed up. 📌 Apple to Parliament: “When you build a backdoor into an encrypted device - anyone can walk through.” 📌 Google: Bill C-22 “goes well beyond lawful access regimes in other G7 democracies.” 📌 Meta: The bill would make WhatsApp and Messenger “an extension of the government’s surveillance apparatus.” 📌 Signal, NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Windscribe, ProtonVPN all threatened to leave Canada entirely if it passed. 📌 Apple pointed to the 2024 Salt Typhoon cyberattack on US systems - which exploited the exact same “lawful access” infrastructure Carney wants to build here. “That law was narrower than Bill C-22. Imagine what could happen here.” Think about that. 👆 The Chinese government hacked US systems through a legal backdoor Washington created. Carney wants to build a bigger one. In Canada. And he didn’t ask you. 🤐 This isn’t about catching criminals. If it was - they’d require a judge. This is a government that funded $1.4B in CBC propaganda, appointed 740 judges, captured 105 senators — And now wants a backdoor into your phone. 📱 Without a warrant. 👇 Apple and Google did more to protect Canadian civil liberties this month than the Liberal Party has in 10 years. Let that land. 🇨🇦 🔁 Repost before this gets buried. 🇨🇦 #CdnPoli #BillC22 #Privacy