KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has identified and requested the removal of 47,412 cyberbullying-related posts from January until yesterday, with TikTok accounting for 81 per cent of the content flagged.
General : MCMC Flags 47,412 Cyberbullying Posts This Year, Tiktok Dominates At 81 Per Cent - Fahmi
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MCMC flagged 47,412 cyberbullying posts this year, with TikTok responsible for 81% of them, according to Fahmi.
- MCMC identified 47,412 cyberbullying posts from January to October 28.
- TikTok accounted for 81% of flagged cyberbullying content, followed by Facebook at 12%.
- MCMC is investigating misuse of encrypted apps like WhatsApp and Telegram for private groups.
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- Bernama General : MCMC Flags 47,412 Cyberbullying Posts This Year, Tiktok Dominates At 81 Per Cent - Fahmi (this story)
- New Straits Times TikTok accounts for 81pc of 47,412 cyberbullying posts flagged by MCMC
