Meta Disagrees with Malaysia's Social Media Licensing Framework
Malaysia has introduced licensing rules aimed at curbing scams, online gambling, and child pornography.
The country is also considering a ban on smartphone use for children under 16, a proposal rejected by tech giants.
- Meta's platforms must secure licensing approval due to their large user base.
- Failure to comply may result in fines and jail time for Meta's officers.
Meta has been driving improvements to its internal youth safety regulations and anti-scam protocols.
Author's summary: Meta opposes Malaysia's social media licensing rules.
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