The Regulation requires that prior to the provision of service, the service providers must:

• Provide all the information about the services to be provided and the terms of service in easy language both in English and Arabic;
• Clarify the purpose of collecting, and method of use of such data to the requester of service; and
• Obtain consent  of the requester of service for collection and processing of data and his knowledge and acceptance of all conditions, obligations and provisions for data collection and processing. 

Beside the Regulation, the E-Commerce Law includes a general obligation prohibiting Kuwaiti governmental bodies, agencies, public institutions, companies, non-governmental bodies, or employees thereof from collecting or processing any information in an illegal manner without the consent of the concerned person or his or her representative.

Additionally, The entities and individuals subject to the E-Commerce Law are obligated to regularly verify and update the accuracy of personal data and to implement appropriate measures to protect collected or stored personal data. electronic records, including personal information, must be retained in their original form and stored in accordance with the policies and agreements governing electronic transactions, which specify the storage duration. These entities must also restrict employee access to electronic records based on business requirements, ensuring adherence to personal data protection standards.