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Over 63,000 fraudulent social media content removed by MCMC last year

Summary by Selangor Journal
KULAI, Jan 4 — Approximately 63,652 pieces of fraudulent online content on social media were taken down by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) last year. Communications Deputy Minister Teo Nie Ching said this was a significant increase compared to 6,297 pieces removed in 2023. According to Teo, among the identified frauds included those involving artificial intelligence (AI) including deepfakes, impersonating notable fi…
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MCMC Claims Over 60,000 Fraudulent Content Removed From Social Media In 2024

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has recently been reported to have taken down a pretty staggering 63,652 pieces of fraudulent content off of social media last year. This is a pretty significant increase compared to last year, being slightly over 10 times as many pieces than the year that came before. Bernama cites deputy comms minister Teo Nie Ching as saying that the number of fraudulent social media content remove…

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Selangor JournalSelangor Journal

Over 63,000 fraudulent social media content removed by MCMC last year

KULAI, Jan 4 — Approximately 63,652 pieces of fraudulent online content on social media were taken down by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) last year. Communications Deputy Minister Teo Nie Ching said this was a significant increase compared to 6,297 pieces removed in 2023. According to Teo, among the identified frauds included those involving artificial intelligence (AI) including deepfakes, impersonating notable fi…

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