The Malaysian government will implement new internet safety regulations starting from August 1, 2024, targeting social media and messaging services with at least 8 million users in Malaysia. These regulations aim to combat cybercrime, ensuring a safer online environment, especially for children and families. Failure to comply can result in legal action.
Malaysian Minister of Communications and Digital, Fahmi Fadzil, raised concerns over RM1 billion public funds lost to social media scams and 10 daily cyberbullying cases in Malaysia. He emphasized the need for stricter regulations on platforms with over 8 million users to combat cybercrime and ensure a safer internet.
Restoran Mayang at Ostia Residensi Bangi officially opens, offering authentic Terengganu cuisine fused with Western flavors. Owner Tengku Maziah rebranded the restaurant to reflect her Terengganu roots. The diverse menu includes nasi dagang and mee kari specialties. Aspirations for franchising are in place, operating daily from 8 AM to 10 PM (closed on Wednesdays).
Read about a seller’s experience with an attempted online scam involving the sale of a Samsung Galaxy Note 20, and learn how to protect yourself in digital transactions.
Minister Rafizi Ramli unveiled the KL20 Plan in Hangzhou, aiming to boost Malaysia’s startup funding ecosystem. He met with Dixon Zhang, an early investor in Jack Ma’s ventures, seeking to replicate Hangzhou’s successful digital innovation culture in Malaysia. The plan promotes mutual investment and support to create global giants. Rafizi invited Zhang to invest in Malaysia’s fintech industry.
