Meta, TikTok Google, and others are in danger of being banned if they don't apply for social media licensing with the Malaysian government.
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Zahid said the new regulations ensure that every user is responsible for what they write and post on social media. X has the lowest compliance rate at 25%. The platform is now notorious for cyberbullying and pornography. Recent policy changes allow users to upload adult content without getting banned.
Malaysia has over 28.68 million people actively maintaining a social media presence, according to Meltwater. That's 83% of the country's population. Previously, Fahmi revealed that local media companies lose around RM2 billion annually from a total of RM4.5 billion in advertisement earnings. Read the full story Scammers Are Targeting Malaysians With Higher Education & Income Levels, Warns CelcomDigi You're at risk if you hold a degree, master's degree or a PhD.
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