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Threat vectors

It's time to pay attention

Most laws that compromise your digital life pass while you're not looking.

This is a collection of plain-language public service announcements that surface what's about to change before it's already changed. No partisan politics. No legalese. Just pathways to better understand what's happening – and how to take action.

Public service announcements

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Canada
Bill C-22

Canada is about to end private digital conversation.

A bill currently at parliamentary committee would force every messaging app in Canada to build a second key — and give the copy to the government. Apple says no. Signal says they'll leave. Read why.

Time is running out —days —hrs —min —sec

The bigger picture

Multiple threat vectors. One pattern.

Each PSA is one law, one policy, one ruling. Underneath, they share a shape. We track nine recurring categories of digital surveillance — the mechanisms behind every announcement.

See the threat vectors →

Why this site exists

The boundaries over what governments can see — and what they can force companies to build — is the defining civic policy of this decade.

But most of it plays out in language that filters out anyone without a law degree. This site translates, one announcement at a time, and points to actions you can take today.