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The Egyptian Parliament has adopted a new privacy protection law. The new law will apply to companies established in Egypt and to companies that are established outside of Egypt...

Law No. 151 of 2020 represents Egypt's data protection law, the country's first comprehensive legislation dedicated to the protection of personal data.

The right to privacy or the right to protect each individuals' private life is one of the most basic rights for preserving human dignity, as well being an indication of the civility...

Individuals have a right to obtain their personal data and reuse it as they see fit. On October 30, 2017, 60 Parliament MPs in Egypt submitted a proposal to the Egyptian Parliament to adopt a new law

The introduction of the law is the most recent effort by the Egyptian government to modernize and safeguard the way digital interactions occur on a day to day basis.

The Sanctity of private life is the belief that all human beings, at any stage of life can enjoy privacy in all aspects of their lives.

Digital platforms have fundamentally transformed contracting practices, condensing user consent into a single click that masks extensive, non-negotiable obligations...

In a notable data breach liability ruling in Egypt, an Egyptian court ordered a licensed telecom operator to pay EGP 10 million in compensation after an unauthorized SIM replacement resulted in unlawful access...

The GDPR, implemented across the European Union, has fundamentally altered the dynamics of data privacy and protection. It empowers individuals with unprecedented control over their personal data, regardless of their geographical location.

The right to privacy or the right to protect each individuals' private life is one of the most basic rights for preserving human dignity, as well being an indication of the civility and development...

With the rapid expansion of digital transformation, the demand for data centers in Egypt has grown significantly. Data centers are critical infrastructure for supporting the storage, processing

Technology is a double edged sword that can turn our lives to be easier, flexible, fast and simple, and, on the other hand, can be harmful and capable of destroying our lives.

E-commerce in Egypt has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, transforming the landscape of business operations and consumer behaviors.

On 1 November 2025, the Minister of Communications and Information Technology issued Ministerial Decree No. 816 of 2025 (the "Executive Regulations")...

Cold calling, the practice of contacting potential customers who have not previously expressed interest in a product or service, is a common marketing strategy in Egypt and worldwide.

Egypt used to govern technology crimes and cybercrimes by some provisions in Civil and Criminal laws.

Egypt does not have one law to regulate personal data protection, but has provisions in different laws and regulations.

Acceptance has been reduced to a quick click of a button, burdening users with extensive obligations they neither understand nor have the ability to negotiate