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Beware of swearing on Whatsapp: UAE man slapped a hefty fine
Dubai, June 18: Beware of swearing at someone if you are living in UAE. According to new law enacted last year in the country may slap a fine on you and put you in jail.
A court in Dubai slapped a fine on a man for swearing at a colleague using the smartphone instant messaging app.
The man has been slapped a fine under a new law which came to light when the UAE's supreme court ordered the retrial of a man fined Dirham 3,000 ($800) for the offence, BBC reported on Wednesday.
People living in the country if found guilty could also face jail and foreigners may face deportation.
The court did not reveal the content used by the man on Whatsapp, it simply termed it insulting.
The case was filed against the man under a cyber crime law introduced in the UAE in October last year that made online verbal insult a criminal offence.
According to media reports, authorities in the UAE last month warned that sending a middle finger emoji symbol would also be punishable under the law.
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