Ontario police can access your phone in real time using a tool called ODIT. Your messages, emails, photos, videos, and even you microphone and camera. All of it.
And in an effort to prevent people from understanding the technology and its implementation, cases involving serious charges are being stayed across the Province.
#DigitalPrivacy #KnowYourRights #CanadaLaw
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