Every individual shall have the right to the protection of their privacy. Judges may take any protective measures notably, sequestration or seizure to avoid or end the invasion of privacy.
The confidentiality of information channelled through electronic communication and information systems networks, including traffic data, shall be ensured by operators of electronic communication and networks information systems.
Content providers shall be responsible for data transmitted through their information system notably, if such content may entail infringement of huma dignity, injury to character and invasion of privacy.
It shall be forbidden for any natural person or corporate body to listen, intercept and store communications and the traffic data related thereto, or to subject them to any other means of interception of monitoring without the consent of the users concerned, save where such person is so authorized legally.
However, technical storage prior to transmission of any communication shall be authorized for electronic communications networks and information systems operators, without prejudice to the principle of confidentiality.
The recording of communications and traffic data related thereto in a professional setting with a view to providing digital evidence of an electronic communication shall be authorized.
Electronic communication networks and information systems content providers shall be bound to conserve such content and stored data in their installations for a period of 10 (ten) years.
Electronic communication networks and information systems content providers shall be bound to set up filters in order to contain any attacks that may be prejudicial to the personal data in privacy of users.
The use of electronic communication networks and information systems for the purpose of storing information or accessing information stored in the terminal equipment of a natural person or corporate body shall be made only with their prior consent.
The sending of electronic messages for prospecting purposes by dissimulating the sender identity or without indicating the valid address to which the addressee may send a request aimed at blocking such information shall be prohibited.
The sending of electronic mails by usurping the identity of another user is prohibited.