Prior permission must be obtained from UAE judicial authorities, Public Prosecution warns

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Abu Dhabi: Intercepting a telephone call without first obtaining a judicial permission is a crime in the UAE and will be punished with a jail term.
Violators can also be fined for such unlawful activity, the UAE Public Prosecution warned on its social media channels.
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