Russia Thwarts Protests Over Blocked Messaging App
Russian authorities have successfully prevented demonstrations against the blocking of a widely used messaging application, yet widespread public frustration continues to simmer across the nation.
Category : Digital Privacy
Canada's Surveillance Bills Raise Privacy Alarms
New Canadian legislation could grant government unprecedented powers to monitor citizens online and secretly remove individuals from internet access under threat designations, raising significant privacy concerns.
Nova Scotia Victim Loses $300K in Facebook Romance Scam
A Middle Sackville resident was defrauded of $300,000 through a Facebook romance scam, with Nova Scotia RCMP issuing warnings about online financial fraud.
Seniors Unknowingly Helping Scammers on Social Media
Investigations expert Marisha Goldhamer reveals a new scam exploiting seniors through fake pleas for views and purchases of handmade products on social media platforms.
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Senior Video Scams Exposed: Expert Details Deceptive Schemes
An investigations expert from AFP News Agency reveals how scammers exploit emotional videos of seniors to drive fraudulent purchases of handmade products.
Bill Eases Police, Spy Service Access to Online Subscriber Info
A new legislative proposal would grant law enforcement and intelligence agencies broader authority to access online subscriber information, sparking debates over privacy and security.
Halifax Water Privacy Breach Investigation Underway
Halifax Water is conducting a thorough investigation into a significant privacy breach at its Robie Street Reservoir facility. The utility company faces scrutiny as details emerge about the incident's scope and potential impacts on customer data security.
Meta's AI Smart Glasses Raise Privacy Concerns in Winnipeg
Winnipeg residents express privacy worries over Meta's new AI smart glasses, with tech expert Ritesh Kotak highlighting potential legal implications and surveillance risks.
Canada Reverses TikTok Ban with New Security Commitments
The Canadian government has reversed its earlier decision to ban TikTok, allowing the platform to continue operating under new legally binding security commitments that include enhanced data protection measures.
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U.S. Border Agents Increase Electronic Device Searches, Add New Items
U.S. Customs and Border Protection conducted a record 55,318 electronic device examinations in 2024-25, up 17% from the previous year. New directive expands searchable items to include smartwatches, SIM cards, flash drives, GPS systems, and drones.
AI Makes Teen Sextortion Harder to Spot, Advocates Say
Online safety advocates in British Columbia report that artificial intelligence is increasingly obscuring teen sextortion schemes, complicating detection and prevention efforts for parents and authorities.
Fight Front-Door Fraud with Technology Tips
Learn how older Canadians are using video doorbells, smart locks, and other tech to protect against door-to-door scams, based on a 2026 survey highlighting fraud risks.
Edmonton Faces Backlash Over Mandatory Data Collection
The City of Edmonton's new policy requiring personal information for recreation center access sparks privacy concerns among residents, with critics calling it unnecessary and invasive.
How to Avoid Romance Scams in Online Dating
As online dating grows, so do romance scams. Learn key warning signs and protective measures to safeguard your heart and finances from fraudsters.
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Montrealers Sue Equifax Over Data Protection Lapses in Class Action
A group of Montreal residents has initiated a class-action lawsuit against Equifax, alleging the credit bureau failed to safeguard personal information, leading to heightened risks of identity theft and financial harm for affected individuals.
Mom Speaks Out After Stranger Tried to Meet Teen via Instagram
A mother in Longueuil, Quebec, is raising awareness after a man attempted to arrange an in-person meeting with her 13-year-old daughter following an Instagram chat, highlighting online safety concerns.
Age Verification Bill Support Raises Adult Privacy Concerns
Canada's privacy commissioner endorsed Bill S-209 requiring biometric age verification for online content, sparking debate about whether protecting children's privacy should compromise adult digital rights.
Vanishing Personal Privacy in Canada's Digital Era
As data breaches become daily occurrences and surveillance technologies proliferate, Canadians grapple with the erosion of personal privacy. From social media oversharing to government surveillance, experts warn there's 'nowhere to hide anymore' in 2026.
Discord Postpones Age Verification Amid Criticism, Promises Transparency
Discord has postponed its age verification rollout after facing criticism, committing to enhanced transparency in its processes. The move highlights ongoing debates over online safety and user privacy in digital platforms.
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Privacy Experts: Limit App Access to Camera Roll
Security specialists urge users to restrict social media apps from full camera roll access to prevent accidental sharing and protect sensitive personal data from exploitation.
UK Fines Reddit $20M for Children's Data Failures
The UK's data protection authority has imposed a substantial fine on Reddit for failing to adequately protect children's personal data, highlighting global regulatory scrutiny.
Sask. Woman Launches App to Curb Phone Scrolling on 50th Birthday
A Saskatchewan woman celebrates her 50th birthday by releasing a mobile application designed to reduce mindless phone scrolling and promote digital wellness.
DHS Monitors Social Media Critics of Trump Administration
The Department of Homeland Security is allegedly using administrative subpoenas to pressure social media companies for data on users critical of President Trump and ICE-watchdog accounts, raising privacy and free speech concerns.
AI Caricature Trend Poses Sinister Risks, Expert Warns
The viral AI caricature trend sweeping social media carries dangerous privacy and security implications, according to cybersecurity expert Claudiu Popa. Users may unknowingly surrender biometric data.
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Many internet users believe they're protecting their personal information, but common misconceptions about passwords, private browsing, data deletion, and social media settings are putting them at risk. Cybersecurity experts reveal the truth behind four w
Clearview AI Loses B.C. Privacy Appeal
The B.C. Court of Appeal upholds findings that Clearview AI violated privacy laws by collecting facial images without consent, marking a significant legal setback for the controversial technology firm.
Clearview AI Loses B.C. Appeal on Social Media Image Use
The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed Clearview AI's appeal against a privacy commissioner order, ruling the company must comply with provincial privacy laws regarding facial recognition data collection.
Wallaceburg Police Probe Non-Consensual Intimate Photo Sharing
Chatham-Kent Police are investigating a serious incident in Wallaceburg where an intimate photo was allegedly taken and shared without consent, highlighting digital privacy concerns.
Lost Phone? 8 Critical Steps to Protect Your Data
Discover the essential actions to take immediately after losing your phone. This comprehensive guide covers security features, password changes, and insurance checks to safeguard your personal information.
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Alberta Youth to Speak on Online Safety Act in Parliament
Alberta youth are leveraging personal experiences to advocate for stronger online safety measures, presenting a report to Parliament on Bill C-63 to address digital abuse and platform accountability.
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