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What's going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

These include WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Probe finds lorry had no GPS, company neglected to prioritise safety.

Clip shows Rizal speaking on 'power struggle' between Hajiji, Kitingan and Ongkili.

Investigation finds companies manipulating customs documentation to evade taxes.

Latheefa questions why charges based on just videos when there's also 300-page dossier.

Company failed to submit required documents, it says.

PARLIAMENT | Muar MP warns rakyat may assume the worst if Putrajaya stays silent.

UPDATED 10.40PM | MalaysiaNow publishes documents purportedly proving Farhash received licence approval.

Joachim Gunsalam refuses to be distracted by attempts to discredit him.

Module for bikes and cars was previously separate, minister says.

YouTube has taken down 5,115 pieces of content, says minister.

They were nabbed in Malacca and the Klang Valley earlier today.

UPDATED 5.13PM | Minister will announce those successful at obtaining the vehicle inspection licence later.

X claims its user base is lower than the 8m threshold.

This is following the absence of a transparent process and comprehensive consultation.

PARLIAMENT | It is to encourage road users to embrace RTD's digitalisation efforts.

Move essential to address various internet-related issues, including cyberbullying - Fahmi.

They will be required to register with MCMC for licensing after deadline, says minister.

PARLIAMENT | Govt does not intend to bar users from accessing their accounts, Fahmi says.

PARLIAMENT | They include meetings with major industry players such as Meta, ByteDance.

Placing onus on platform owners is a job half done.

UPDATED 9.22PM | Regulatory body pans group over 'multiple revisions' to its letter.

UPDATED 6PM | AIC represents only several companies, minister says.