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Ontario police are using spyware that lets them remotely take over your smartphone. They’re fighting to keep almost everything about it secret
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Ontario police are using spyware that lets them remotely take over your smartphone. They’re fighting to keep almost everything about it secret

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u/Fiach_Dubh — 2 days ago
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Canadian Company, EasyDNS, comes out against Bill C22, stating they would not comply AND they’re ready to go to COURT to defend against it Everyday more and more are speaking out about the insane government overreach, with many threatening to leave

u/Fiach_Dubh — 5 days ago

Add CoinKite to the list of Companies leaving Canada 👀 Another Canadian Company that is already looking to leave, but Bill C22 will expedite their departure

https://x.com/Coinkite/status/2055681864182940015

> C-22 will cost Canada good manufacturing job, ours included. We’re already working on leaving-this bill just accelerates the timeline > > You can’t build privacy hardware in a country that mandates surveillance backdoors > > #BillC22 is tyranny dressed up as public safety > > Elbows up 🇨🇦

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u/Fiach_Dubh — 5 days ago

Moving large amounts of crypto without KYC in Canada — still possible in 2026?

Every platform I've tried this year either geoblocks Canada or triggers verification above a certain threshold. Tried two different instant swap services last week and both asked for ID once I entered the amount I needed.

Not interested in P2P, too unreliable. Is there anything left that works for Canadians without KYC?

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u/poopytrackstar — 7 days ago

Privacy BTC Exchange?

Hi everyone, I’ve been looking into privacy focused platforms for Bitcoin and wanted to ask what people here are using these days.

There are a lot of exchanges and swap services online, but it’s hard to know which ones are actually reliable and privacy friendly. I’m mainly looking for something simple, smooth to use, and with a good reputation.

Would appreciate hearing any experiences or recommendations. Thanks!

[Edit] Thanks guys, ended up using GDX. No KYC and only paid 0.1% fee.

u/ActImpossible1474 — 7 days ago

In my opinion, Bitcoin could cross $200K in the coming years. With growing adoption, limited supply, and increasing institutional interest, its long-term future looks very promising.

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u/Prestigious_Fig_9984 — 11 days ago

Stable coins in Canada... Anyone using Paytrie?

Looking to get some usdt / usdc on either trc20 or erc20 network. I'd prefer not to deal with a custodial wallet / echange to save the transfer to my hardwallet and any possible account freeze horror story.

I found Paytrie while searching online. I like the low fees and the direct deposit to my wallet but I can find any recent info from people using them in the past year.

Looking to see if anyone here uses them for such transactions or I'm open to other options if you are doing the same thing with another providers! I don't mind KYC and I'm looking for the lowest fees possible.

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u/MyNameIzJeff69 — 10 days ago

We’re already seeing BTC slowly move beyond simple holding.

• Store of value
• Collateral in DeFi
• Cross-border settlements
• Institutional reserve asset
• Self-custodial yield strategies
• AI + machine payments eventually?

Or will BTC mainly become an asset that big players keep accumulating for decades?

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u/wancruz — 14 days ago