The AmberMac Show Ep087: Big Tech vs. Your Privacy in 2026

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, so we’ve got a special episode of The AmberMac Show for you this week. First up, DuckDuckGo’s Chief Product Officer, Beah Burger-Lenehan, unpacks everything you need to know about switching to the internet’s most popular privacy-focused search engine, plus what the company thinks of Meta’s smart glasses (spoiler alert: it’s not good). Plus, we speak with “Privacy Lawyer” David Fraser about what’s next for digital lawmaking in Canada and why you should care. He breaks down Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act; Bill C-36, the Protecting Privacy & Consumer Data Act; the C-22 Lawful Access Act; and more. We’ve also packed the show with quick cybersecurity tips to help you, your family, and the people you know stay safer online.

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