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Protecting users from AI manipulation should be next priority for ONSA: Expert

Kamales Lardi says online safety laws must look beyond content and address the psychological impact of AI-driven platforms

Malaysia’s biggest online safety challenge is enforcing ONSA, not passing it – experts

Experts say the success of Malaysia’s Online Safety Act will depend on effective enforcement, platform accountability and safer-by-design digital services, with stronger collaboration needed among government, industry, parents and educators to better protect children online

ONSA may pave way for future lawsuits against digital platforms over online harms affecting children : Bar Council

The Online Safety Act 2025 may open the door for future lawsuits against digital platforms that fail to protect children from cyberbullying, grooming and online exploitation, says the Malaysian Bar Council, as Malaysia’s evolving legal framework places greater responsibility on tech companies to prevent online harms

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