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UAE allows VPNs but warns against misuse

 The UAE’s cybersecurity chief said residents can use Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) as long as they do not use them for illegal purposes, such as committing crimes or accessing blocked websites. Muhammad Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cybersecurity at UAE Government, told Khaleej Times that VPNs are not banned in the country, but their misuse “is the problem”. “We have no problem with people using VPNs, but using it for bad things is the problem,” he said on the sidelines of G[P]RC Summit, a global event on governance, risk and compliance. He said the UAE has a strict law against cybercrimes, which includes the use of VPNs to hide the IP address or access websites, calling applications or gaming applications that are blocked by the government. According to the UAE Decree Law No (34) of 2021 concerning combating rumours and cybercrimes, anyone who violates the law and misuses VPNs could face imprisonment and fines ranging from Dh500,000 to Dh2 million. Al Kuwaiti said the law aims to protect...

Emirates offers pre-approved visa on arrival for Indian travellers to Dubai

Dubai: Indian passport holders who fly with Emirates can now enjoy a hassle-free entry to Dubai, thanks to a new pre-approved visa on arrival service launched by the airline. The service, which is a result of a collaboration between Emirates and VFS Global, allows eligible Indian travellers to skip the long queues at the airport and get their 14-day single entry visa issued by the Dubai Visa Processing Centre. To avail the service, Indian passport holders need to have a valid six-month visa for US, EU or UK residency and book their travel on Emirates directly from the airline or through their preferred travel agent. The service is subject to the approval of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreign Affairs (GDRFA) and is exclusive to Emirates customers. Dubai is a popular destination for Indian travellers, who can enjoy a variety of attractions, activities and accommodation options that suit their preferences and budgets. Dubai is also home to a large and vibrant Indian communit...

New traffic fine for drivers who ignore school bus stop arm in UAE

The UAE police have announced a new traffic fine of 1,000 dirhams and 10 traffic points for drivers who do not stop their car when the stop arm for school buses is opened. This is to ensure the safety of students crossing the road. The police also warned that the violation of interrupting the “stop” signal is monitored electronically. The police also clarified that drivers can file a complaint against the violation if the school bus driver did not follow the regulations for using the “stop” lever, such as stopping on highways or main roads. The police said that the “stop” arm specification is mandatory for school buses, and drivers must maintain a five-meter safe distance from the school bus when it is opened