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The Egyptian law to combat information technology crimes criminalizes the dissemination of images or information that infringe on individuals' private lives without permission. Offenders can be sentenced to imprisonment for a minimum of six months and fined between 50,000 and 100,000 pounds, or both. Additionally, Article 57 of the Constitution emphasizes the need to respect private lives and the privacy of communication means, stating that they may not be accessed or monitored except with a proper judicial order and within a specified period, in order to protect individuals' right to privacy.
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