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The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Egypt issued a statement clarifying that the presence of registered mobile phone lines under individuals' names without their knowledge does not incur legal penalties unless responsible use in illegal activities can be proven. This came after a controversy following the case of a university student who was sentenced in absentia to 25 years in prison due to a phone number registered in his name in a drug-related case, despite the fact that the line was registered at the request of a friend’s brother and then transferred to another person without his knowledge. The authority confirmed that citizens can file complaints and verify registered numbers under their names through the My NTRA app. Legal responsibility depends on evidence and facts, and the authority continues to review and organize the process of registering lines to enhance security and protection.
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