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Reports have confirmed that a new law in Egypt aims to regulate personal data, including measures to protect individuals' privacy and to balance data usage with citizens' rights. The law clarifies how data should be collected, used, and stored, and imposes fines on violators that can reach millions of pounds. An independent authority will be established to monitor compliance. The law also includes procedures to enhance transparency and grant individuals the right to access their data. Its overall goal is to improve the country's data protection system nationwide.
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