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Malaysia reveals plans for an internet "kill switch"

The reveal, along with a new regulatory framework by the country’s internet regulator, highlights desire to hold social media behemoths accountable for failures to protect their users.

By: TechRadar

Aug 01 2024
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Malaysia reveals plans for an internet "kill switch"

Malaysia is legislating for an ‘internet kill switch’, according to Azalina Othman Said, the country’s Law and Institutional Reform minister.
Though the details Said gave in a written statement
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