*Result*: Public Perceptions of Jordan's Cybercrime Law: Protecting Social Media Data and Aligning with International Standards.

*This paper examines public perceptions of the Jordanian Cybercrime Law, focusing on its effectiveness in protecting personal information shared on social media and its alignment with international standards. As social media usage increases, concerns about data security and privacy have become more pronounced. This paper analyzes the Cybercrime Law's provisions related to social media, evaluating how well they protect users' data and deter violations. Via comparing the Jordanian legal framework with international norms. The findings expose that while the Jordanian Cybercrime Law has made strides in addressing data protection issues, there are significant gaps in its alignment with international standards such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Public perception indicates a mixed level of confidence in the law's ability to safeguard personal information, with some concerns about its enforcement and effectiveness. The results suggest that improving legislative alignment with international data protection standards and enhancing public awareness could strengthen the law's effectiveness in protecting personal information in the digital age. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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