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The government’s recent proposal to set a minimum age of 16 for social media use has drawn widespread public attention, prompting debate from multiple angles - responsibility, safety, present realities and the future of the younger generation.

Critics of age-based bans warn that they may be technically challenging to enforce, could push teenagers toward virtual private networks (VPNs) or less-regulated platforms, and raise new privacy concerns due to the need to collect and store sensitive identity data. - Photo illustrated via Canva

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Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said everyone has used a knife and highlighted its dual nature.

The inspection confirmed that the object was a homemade bomb.

Based on the United Nations Children’s Fund Our Lives Online report in 2020, 91 per cent of Malaysian children aged 13 to 17 surf the Internet every day with 70 per cent of them having been exposed to disturbing content. Photo illustrated via Canva

EC personnel checking the ballot boxes for the upcoming 17th Sabah state election at Dewan Seri Sulaman, today. - Photo by Bernama

Allegations, political pressure, leaked letters and conflicting accounts have fueled the controversy surrounding former senior political secretary Datuk Seri Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin. Photo: Edited via Canva

NRD prosecuting officer Zulkarnain Ahmad argued that the misuse of identity cards could affect national security as well as have economic and political implications. Photo for illustration purpose only

Selangor Pas Youth Chief Mohamed Sukri Omar (left) supported PN Chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, saying anti-Pas sentiment in Sabah is misplaced, as past mismanagement was due to previous local leaders, not Pas. Photo: Edited via Canva