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Malaysia can also adopt strategies from other nations, such as active monitoring, counter-radicalisation initiatives, and regional collaboration.— 123rf

MALAYSIAN authorities and game developers must work together to prevent digital platforms from becoming breeding grounds for radicalisation, says Kaigan Games chief executive officer Shahrizar Roslan.

He believes that a well-balanced approach involving policy, education, and collaboration is essential in tackling this issue without alienating players or developers – policymakers must work closely with industry stakeholders to craft regulations that effectively track and eliminate extremist communication without infringing on the gaming experience.

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