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Hacking or faking Facebook accounts may lead to jail
Using hacked or fake Facebook accounts to defame or violate privacy is a crime punishable by law. Penalties vary between imprisonment and fines depending on the severity of the offense and the technical evidence. The punishment can reach up to two years in prison and a fine of up to 100,000 Egyptian pounds if it is proven that the account was hacked and used to cause harm, with the possibility of tracking the source of the hack through IP logs and other technical evidence. A legal case has previously led to the conviction of an individual who hacked a Facebook account and used it to publish offensive content, confirming that unlawful online actions can become criminal cases. Such acts are considered a violation of privacy and cybercrimes subject to legal penalties.
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