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Communications and Broadcasting Act 2018 (No. 21 of 2018), ss. 48-49, 70-71 · Read the law's page

• As a licensed communications service provider, do not disclose information concerning a subscriber without the subscriber's written consent, unless the Act or another written law requires or authorises the disclosure.
• Let a subscriber require you to correct or remove information relating to them, and handle any complaint about how you responded to that request.
• Retain a subscriber's information only for billing purposes, and for no longer than 7 years.
• Take reasonable steps to maintain the confidentiality of a subscriber's communications, and do not intercept, monitor, alter, or modify their content except as permitted or required by law.
• If the Chief Regulator directs you to under section 49(4), monitor communications to a subscriber's connections to trace a harassing, offensive, or illegal call, to the extent your current technology allows.
• Keep all communications and other information you receive from a subscriber confidential at all times, and do not intentionally intercept, use, or disclose them unless you are Authority staff, the service provider, or its employee, agent, or contractor lawfully acting in the course of duty.
• Do not intentionally modify or interfere with the contents of a communication sent over a communications network, unless doing so in the proper course of your duties with lawful excuse.