Several upset citizens have complained to iNews that “persons from Freedom House” have called them on their mobile phones and landline, enquiring if they will be voting for the PPP at the upcoming May 11 general and regional elections.
By Fareeza Haniff, PPP accesses private emails, mobile numbers to canvass votes, ww.inewsguyana.com]
Phone numbers are available to callers, whether in the US_of_A, Britain, Canada, European countries, Guyana, etc., etc., for many issues including political campaigns.
The phone owner has the right to request the caller to cease with the calls and, if needed, to delete the name and particulars from the list of the company.
The company has a time limit, usually about three weeks, to ensure that the number is deleted from their list.
Does the opposition parties have the same access to the list of phone numbers that is available to the PPP?
Organisations interested in the issues can access the information.