The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters says its members don't like the fact the information from their hunting and fishing applications is stored in the U-S. Spokesperson Lezlie Goodwin says the groups 100-thousand members don't want the American government or companies accessing their personal data. The anglers and hunters worry Homeland Security will use the Patriot Act to access the personal data of Ontarians that is stored in the U-S, ignoring provincial protection of privacy laws.Friday, May 18, 2012
OFAH Fishing Application Worries
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters says its members don't like the fact the information from their hunting and fishing applications is stored in the U-S. Spokesperson Lezlie Goodwin says the groups 100-thousand members don't want the American government or companies accessing their personal data. The anglers and hunters worry Homeland Security will use the Patriot Act to access the personal data of Ontarians that is stored in the U-S, ignoring provincial protection of privacy laws.