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Dar al-Ifta bans sale of biometric data without consent
The House of Fatwa has confirmed that selling personal and biometric data without the owners' permission is considered prohibited in Sharia law, even if the user has obtained consent through a privacy policy and terms of use. Such consent is limited to a specific purpose and does not grant the right to manipulate the data for personal gain. It also explained that holding the data as a programmer does not give the right to trade or profit from it outside the authorized purpose. Any unauthorized handling of the data is regarded as a breach of digital trust and is unlawful according to Sharia. The statement included a warning about the dangers of data exploitation for forgery or infringing on individuals' rights. Additionally, it emphasized the importance of safeguarding data to protect human dignity and privacy, affirming that unauthorized actions constitute a legal violation and expose individuals to risks of exploitation of their privacy and finances.
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