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The media professional Ahmed Musa called on the Ministry of Communications and mobile companies in Egypt to apologize to citizens for the phenomenon of fake lines, which allows the sale of phone numbers under people's names without their knowledge. This is considered a breach of trust and a crime. He emphasized that companies and their employees are responsible for dishonest use of citizens' data, and that there are weaknesses in oversight and regulation procedures, especially since, since 1996, there have been no strict laws regulating the use of names in selling phone lines. He called for clear measures to prevent the repetition of such practices, to hold violators accountable, and to raise awareness among the public about protecting their data.
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