Experts are warning about potential data leaks involving Moroccan citizens as the country increasingly digitizes its administrative processes. Concerns are rising regarding the security of personal data despite stated commitments to cybersecurity and data protection. Specifically, candidates and political party members are reportedly requesting and receiving electronic copies of national ID cards and other personal information via messaging applications. This practice is occurring in the lead-up to upcoming elections, raising fears about the misuse or compromise of sensitive citizen data. The situation highlights a disconnect between official rhetoric and on-the-ground practices regarding data security. This poses a risk to privacy and potentially undermines the integrity of the electoral process. The issue is gaining attention from cybersecurity professionals and raising questions about enforcement of data protection regulations.