Most Canadians oppose internet censorship, federal report finds

Tuesday, January 9th 2024, 7:57:06 pm
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According to the report, even those who voiced concern over potentially 'harmful' content on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat held that it 'was the responsibility of individuals' and not government to determine what Canadians can and cannot view.  
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