Regulating social media/Internet services with class C license, timely move


PETALING JAYA: Requiring social media services and Internet messaging services with at least eight million registered users in Malaysia to obtain a Class License, is a timely move. says an anti-crime NGO.

Malaysians Against Rape, Assault and Snatch Thief (Marah) founder Dave Avran said it was a good measure for the country.x

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