
On Twitter, Covid-19 brings out the worst in divided Malaysia
CORONAVIRUS | Racially charged speech rose in tandem with growing number of Covid-19 cases, says think tank.

CORONAVIRUS | Racially charged speech rose in tandem with growing number of Covid-19 cases, says think tank.

CORONAVIRUS | A farmer says his personal Twitter account is now a virtual shop for him to market his watermelon.

CORONAVIRUS | The decision follows a similar move by social media competitor Facebook in January.

Accounts were hacked through a third-party platform, says Twitter spokesperson.

The company says there was a high volume of request from some countries, including Malaysia, to use a contact feature in its Android app.

This follows similar moves by other social media platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.

This is a quote allegedly uttered by Rosmah Mansor in an audio clip released by the MACC.

Gov't sources say the initiative meant to curb spread of fake news.


Earlier, outage monitoring website Outage.report had received more than 4,000 reports of the incident globally, including Japan, Canada and India.


Pakatan Harapan had promised to abolish the Sedition Act 1948 as part of its GE14 election manifesto.

The insult was made on Twitter against the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong.

'Before, we conveniently blamed Umno and BN. But it is happening under Pakatan Harapan as well.'

The grace period for them to tender their apologies has expired, he says.



Going by the same logic we should not have traffic laws because there are still accidents, says lawyer.


The 28-year-old suspect has been picked up to assist probe into the allegedly offensive comments.

Police have opened 16 investigation papers on cases connected to insulting Islam.



After a picture of Jack Dorsey holding a poster saying 'smash Brahminical patriarchy' goes viral.