'No-logs architecture and encryption are non-negotiable' — ExpressVPN joins the backlash against Canada's controversial Bill C-22

ExpressVPN app on smartphone on the left, Canda binary flag on the right.

• ExpressVPN has joined other VPN providers in criticizing Canada's Bill C-22
• The bill seeks to impose greater data retention and an encryption backdoor
• Proton, Windscribe, NordVPN, Signal have already slammed the proposal

The privacy industry's backlash against Canada's controversial Bill C-22 continues to grow. Virtual private network giant ExpressVPN has formally criticized the proposed legislation, stating that its no-logs architecture and encryption remain strictly "non-negotiable."