Cellphone Privacy
Cellphone privacy in Canada - not what we would expect- Hackers only needed a phone number to track this MP's cellphone
- Canada's Public Safety Minister is questioning whether Canadian cellphone companies are doing enough to protect their customers' privacy, after a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation.
- The Supreme Court of Canada and a senior executive with the Canada Revenue Agency anxiously reached out to Canada's communications spy agency for help after a CBC story revealed cellphone tracking technology was being used near Parliament Hill.
- If you were recently at Montreal's Trudeau International Airport, someone may have been spying on your cellphone, a revelation that comes after a joint CBC/Radio-Canada investigation found electronic surveillance devices near Parliament Hill.
- Canada's privacy commissioner says the RCMP has used cellphone tracking technology in a way that was "not lawful" six times.