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Spying On Your Spouse’s Mobile Is Now Illegal And Can Land You In Jail In Saudi Arabia
In efforts to combat cybercrime in the Kingdom, it is now illegal to spy on your significant other’s phone.
The Kingdom released an Anti-Cybercrime Law last week, which goes against any computer or mobile phone snooping.
This will help the country’s aim at strengthening security and protecting individuals from online malice.
Charges and payment
If caught engaging in the offence, it could cost you almost SAR500,000 and land you in prison for a whole year.
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- delete,
- destroy,
- leak,
- damage,
- alter,
- intent to distribute private information
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