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+ - Canadian Government introduces a new, different "unlawfull access" law->

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davecb writes "The Canadian Government may be shying away from the "lawful access" bill, but the same changes showed up in the new privacy act amendments. Someone with proper authority other than a warrant can ask and receive your confidential information from your ISP. The bill contains a lot more, and rather looks like a systematic attempt to lower privacy standards in the name of privacy, as described in the article Bill C-12: Safeguarding Canadians' Personal Information Act – Eroding Privacy in the Name of Privacy, at the Slaw legal blog."
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