I agreed with all you mentioned. Pertaining to the freedom of speech, of course, we should not simply say things and use offensive/dirty words but criticizing something should not be banned (as the Govt should hear the voice from the country not banning them from voicing out). As a results, the Govt should provide clear instructions on how they want to control social media i.e. what we as the user could do and could not do. So far, I personally have not seen any news on this (and we are now approaching year end soon), and what I heard is they even plan to develop our own country's social media...This is also a fantasy dream that I have commented numerous times in other posts... In a nutshell, we do not want a surprise in Jan 2025! Social media has already been part of our daily life for years. China is a communist country and should not be the model for us. If they really want to do that, no doubt, it is definitely a dictatorship. Also, like you mentioned, Mal may not be the main markets for these existing social media and hence they could scarify Mal's users if deemed necessary, and the final victims will be Mal's users like us. Is this what the Govt want to see??? Therefore, the strategy may not be effective (and may even waste money of the taxpayers in the end).
@benlee6932
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Gov can help, let all Malaysian can check the lists company name register under their Quality products and scam. Each supplier claim, they must go thru the process face rectification from Gov system control before it transfer to their bank acc. Those buy product not register with Gov register list, they are at their own responsible...
@udanggalahbroudanggalah316
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不听话的话可以每次开罚单。罚到他们听话为止
@ericlai3221
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EU already introduced this, it is 40 millions user thresholds (10% of EU population), while Malaysia's threshold is at 25%, this is a good figure for Malaysia digital platform entrepreneur I would say
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