#internet

Laws alone not enough, digital literacy needs to become as basic as reading and writing.

Traditional careers are giving way to online income models.

'Only by working together can we take back the internet for human thriving.'

To support initiative, minister announces increased allocation of RM450m.

Vendors peddle services facilitating online fraud and propaganda.

There are 10.6m social media users under 18 in M'sia, says the minister.

Some VPNs have opaque ownership, while others carry massive security flaws.

Expert says it marks the beginning of widespread repression.

Commission says IT company's claims are baseless and highly defamatory.

They urge community to stay vigiliant, while encouraging children to also speak up.

When we pay for internet, we're paying for nationwide access, Fahmi says.

Fadhlina on a work trip to schools in Kalabakan, Sabah.

Digital minister says this will enhance the region's global economic competitiveness.

Commission expresses appreciation to all parties who provided feedback.

Network provider always open to constructive, transparent engagement, says tycoon.

The move will increase Malaysian ownership in the second 5G operator.

These platforms may end up serving the ruling party’s political interests.

Authorities say the websites can be used to mount hostile information campaigns.

Fahmi says it is appropriate for them to do so.

UPDATED 4.30PM | Rapper-turned-politician says MCMC could use other ways to curb harmful content.

Social media regulation doesn't necessarily mean censorship, MCMC official says.

Move intended to plug loophole that allows M'sians to access banned websites.

Law minister will present the bill in Parliament, Communications Ministry will implement.

Bypassing protection steps could have adverse effect on families, regulatory body says.