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Recent studies show that nine in ten children now have social media accounts and average a staggering eight hours a day on platforms like TikTok and YouTube. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

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The year 2026 is not just about new resolutions, but also requires the people be more aware and prepared to face various good changes from the cost of living, digital security to law enforcement that will have a direct impact on the lives of millions of people. Photo for illustrative purposes only. - Photo: CANVA

Pas Central Committee member Tan Sri Annuar Musa also shared the PN Constitution in his Facebook post on Wednesday.

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.

As the regulator, BNM assesses whether financial institutions have treated customers fairly and applied risk-based controls proportionately.

Malaysia’s 5G debate has now crossed a threshold where consequences are no longer abstract or deferrable. - Bernama photo

The Film Censorship Board (LPF) has clarified that its authority in implementing content censorship is limited to films and publicity materials shown through conventional channels such as cinemas and television.

Today’s content exposure landscape has undergone a fundamental shift, making regulatory efforts increasingly challenging in a borderless digital era.

The influx of foreign digital dramas and films through streaming platforms is increasingly seen as worrying, as some of the content contains deviant elements that contradict the religion, values and culture of Malaysian society. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay