I think this is the official announcement by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association: https://ccla.org/ccla-commences-proceedings-waterfront-toronto/ https://

I think this is the official announcement by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association: https://ccla.org/ccla-commences-proceedings-waterfront-toronto/ https://ccla.org/ccla-commences-proceedings-waterfront-toron... The gist is this (from Boing Boing's article): "“You can argue that you consent when you put Alexa in your home or connect your electronics to your online accounts,” Michael Bryant, executive director of the CCLA, told me over the phone. “It’s another thing to say you consent when you walk from one block in Toronto to the next.”"