حماية الخصوصية المعلوماتية لمستخدمي الإنترنت في مواجهة متطلبات التجارة الإلكترونية

Abstract EN

Although processing of personal data is deemed as an e-commerce requirement, this procedure may threaten the privacy of internet users, especially in light of the open nature of this network, and it is not subject to the control of a particular party or country.

The researcher aimed to expose personal data protection laws and their applicability to the field of e-commerce, by following the descriptive analytical approach, and draw a comparison between the Egyptian legal system and its French counterpart, on the subject of the study.

The researcher has found a number of results, most notably that the Egyptian legislator and his French counterpart each imposed a set of obligations that the electronic store responsible for the processing must abide by, some of which relate to the personal data itself, others relate to the persons concerned with this data.

At the end of the study, the researcher proposed some recommendations, most notably is the necessity to amend the Egyptian Personal Data Protection Law, in order to legalization of reasons on which the person concerned can base his request for erasure of his personal data at the electronic store.