Have you arrived at the polling station? Here's what you need to know about your rights

The High Court of Justice has prohibited the transfer of real-time information to political parties about voter turnout at polling stations. The Privacy Protection Authority will operate a dedicated hotline on election day for reports of suspected privacy violations. All activists and users of party-affiliated apps are required to obtain consent for data transfer.

Ahead of election day, the article details the rights and obligations concerning voter privacy. The High Court of Justice has banned the real-time transfer of information to political parties about voter arrivals at polling stations and voter counts. The Privacy Protection Authority will operate a dedicated response line on election day to handle reports of suspected privacy violations. All activists and users of party-affiliated applications are required to obtain consent for data transfer. This obligation applies to parties, their representatives, app operators, suppliers, activists, and supporters. Additionally, there is a duty to report a serious information security incident in a database based on the voter registry. The public is invited to report concerns about privacy violations, and Authority representatives are present in the Knesset election situation room.

Have you arrived at the polling station? Here's what you need to know about your rights