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Biometric data collection powers in budget bill raise concerns

plainte - 4 juin 2015

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Canada’s privacy watchdog, Canadian Bar Association raise privacy concerns in submissions to Parliament
The federal government’s move to expand its power to collect biometric information on visitors to Canada is giving rise to privacy concerns and calls for closer scrutiny.
But Prime Minister Stephen Harper is defending the budget bill provisions, saying "all privacy and legal standards" will be respected.
The government currently collects a digital photograph and 10 fingerprints to verify (...)



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biométrie - empreintes - enseignement - facial - migration - passeport - surveillance - voyageurs - Canada - Canadian Bar Association - cbc.ca - Commissaire àla protection de la vie privée (Canada) - OfficeofthePrivacyCommissioner-Canada -

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