Erik Neuenschwander, senior director of user privacy at Apple, testifies at the House of Commons public safety committee on May 26, 2025. House of Commons/Screenshot via The Epoch Times
U.S. tech giants Google and Apple are raising concerns about the federal government’s Bill C-22, which would require technology companies to modify their systems to grant security agencies lawful access to user data.
The two companies testified before the House of Commons public safety committee on May 26 as it reviews the legislation.
