Canada proposes Bill C-22 to force tech companies to store user metadata for one year

Techub News, according to Cointelegraph, Canada's proposed Bill C-22 may force tech companies to establish surveillance capabilities and require user metadata to be stored for up to a year. If passed, the bill would have a significant impact on the compliance obligations of the tech industry, involving user privacy protection and data storage regulatory requirements. The bill is currently in the legislative review stage, with specific implementation details yet to be further clarified.