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Commenting on the crisis of registering phone lines and electronic wallets under citizens' names without their knowledge, media personality Ahmed Mousa condemned the lack of action by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in protecting user privacy. He also criticized the absence of an official apology to those affected. He clarified that some citizens discover they have between 2 to 12 lines registered in their names without their knowledge, and that some of these lines are being used by charitable organizations or companies. This situation constitutes a disaster and may reflect a clear failure to safeguard users' rights. He called for the issuance of an official apology statement from the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, emphasizing that its primary role is to protect citizens' rights, not the interests of companies.
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