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Saturday September 28, 2024 5:30pm - 6:30pm EDT
The Internet is designed to be hard to kill. It was specifically meant to survive a nuclear apocalypse, after all. So it feels only right that when the Internet is under an existential threat, it's going to be by accident. While the Canadian Bill S-210 is meant to tackle some serious issues online, the Bill's poor writing threatens to kick the entire Canadian Internet offline. And did I mention it could soon become law? In this lighting talk, we will: - Run through how Bill S-210 threatens to break encryption in Canada; - How the broad scope of the Bill would make it impossible for the Canadian Internet to connect with the global Internet; and - What you can do to keep the Internet safe.
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Ryan Polk

Director of Internet Policy, Internet Society
I am a Director of Internet Policy at the Internet Society where I work to help ensure that laws and policies promote and protect the security and privacy of Internet users, and that the Internet continues to grow and thrive. I've spent most of my career working to empower communities... Read More →
Saturday September 28, 2024 5:30pm - 6:30pm EDT
Main auditorium - Lecture Hall

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