Protection Of Personal Data Of E-Consumers In Algerian Legislation
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https://doi.org/10.53555/ks.v13i1.3764Keywords:
Personal Data, E-Consumers, Degital Protection, Electronic Certification, Technical protection, CybersecutrityAbstract
This study examines the protection of e-consumers' personal data in Algerian legislation, given the increasing importance of e-commerce and its associated risks. The article focuses on the legal framework governing consumer data protection, highlighting key laws such as Law 18-05 on e-commerce and Law 18-07 on personal data protection.
It also discusses the role of cybersecurity, encryption, and electronic signatures as technical measures to safeguard personal data. Despite legislative efforts, challenges remain in enforcement and technological adaptation. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for stronger legal oversight, improved digital protection tools, and increased consumer awareness to ensure a secure and fair electronic environment.
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