'No-logs architecture and encryption are non-negotiable' — ExpressVPN joins the backlash against Canada's controversial Bill C-22
ExpressVPN has publicly criticized Canada's Bill C-22, which seeks to impose stricter data retention and create backdoors for encryption. The company emphasizes that its no-logs policy and encryption are essential for user privacy and security. This backlash is part of a broader response from the VPN industry against legislation perceived as a threat to digital privacy.
- ▪ExpressVPN has joined other VPN providers in opposing Canada's Bill C-22.
- ▪The bill would require online services to facilitate government access to encrypted communications and retain metadata for up to a year.
- ▪ExpressVPN warns that the bill threatens the core mechanisms of online privacy by mandating backdoors for encryption.
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VPN VPN Privacy & Security 'No-logs architecture and encryption are non-negotiable' — ExpressVPN joins the backlash against Canada's controversial Bill C-22 News By Rene Millman published 22 May 2026 The privacy giant warns that Canada's Lawful Access Act could undermine the digital security millions of users rely on When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future + ExpressVPN + Anton Petrus/via Getty Images) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter ExpressVPN has joined other VPN providers in criticizing Canada's Bill C-22The bill seeks to impose greater…
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