Probe ongoing as any attempt to fuel racial tension will not be tolerated, says Fahmi

Social platforms aim to ensure secure, positive ecosystem in line with need to protect children in digital spaces

Social media platform’s infinite scroll, autoplay, highly personalised recommender system among features under scrutiny

Govt agency demands retraction, apology from social platform user

Industry Minister Melanie Joly must review matter after November 2024 order to dissolve TikTok's business overturned

Together with MCMC and Content Forum, the campaign aims to empower adults with the know-how to keep their kids safe

Ministry says social media app failed to hand over info on its livestream feature

Online safety a shared responsibility requiring collaborative, continuous efforts across all social segments

It aims to drive greater exposure and traffic for businesses and spur the digital economy

Public urged to remain vigilant, verify information before being misled by fake accounts on social media

A call is scheduled for Friday between President Trump and President Xi for the agreement to be confirmed

Report lodged with Communications Ministry investigate TikTok account holder who spread recording, says Fahmi Ngah

Irresponsible act of fraud can image of monarchy, says Pahang Palace

Political activist detained over TikTok video, probe under Sedition Act 1948

Fahmi expresses dissatisfaction with social media platform's lack of seriousness in taking actions to previously raised issues

One linked PM to Israel; the other made fake content about Zara Qairina

Company to reportedly answer for delays in cooperating with police to address the spread of fake news

Investigation seeks to verify video's claim linking ex-PM to petrol subsidy

BEIJING, July 8 — Chinese tech company ByteDance has denied reports that it has agreed to sell a controlling stake in the TikTok social network to a United States (US) consortium led by Oracle, reported Sputnik/RIA Novosti, quoting Chinese media reports on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, June 17 — United States (US) President Donald Trump has said he would likely extend a deadline for China-based ByteDance to divest the US assets of short video app TikTok.