'No changes to our logging or privacy policies' — Windscribe reassures users on Canada's Bill C-22 fallout
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Windscribe leaning into "no changes" under Bill C-22 shows how privacy posture is becoming a competitive feature as surveillance rules tighten. If your product touches user data in regulated markets, clarity and early communication on how you handle new laws is now part of customer retention, not just compliance.
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