In Canada, there are no laws that require citizens to report crimes they see online. However, according to Daniel Tobok, an internationally recognized cybersecurity and digital forensics expert based in Toronto, a possible loophole could be a little-common section of the Criminal Code of Canada. Section 22 states that an individual who “omits to do anything for the purpose of aiding any person to commit” a crime is also responsible for that crime. This suggests that witnessing a livestreamed crime and not reporting it could possibly have repercussions, especially if the intent in doing so is to assist the perpetrator.