This Toronto Privacy Tool Has 20 Million Users: Bill C-22 Could Push It Out of Canada

The bill is not law yet, and the government disputes how its critics read it. But for Canadians who rely on privacy software, the list of services weighing an exit keeps growing. What Psiphon Said, and Why Open Source Is the Problem Psiphon started in 2006 as a project of the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto. Many of its users live in countries such as Iran, Russia and China. The company publishes all of its code, and that is the root of its objection. Vice president Kenzie Elsworthy told The Globe and Mail that a law enforcement access…