The National Tech Association of Malaysia (PIKOM) and e-Commerce Malaysia welcome the government's decision not to block or close social media platforms, including TikTok's marketplace in Malaysia. They believe that policies should be formulated in collaboration with industry to avoid stifling innovation and encourage businesses.
The National Tech Association of Malaysia ( PIKOM ) and e-Commerce Malaysia welcome the government's decision not to block or close social media platforms, including TikTok's marketplace in Malaysia . They believe that policies should be formulated in collaboration with industry to avoid stifling innovation and encourage businesses.
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