Telegram And WeChat Begin Licensing Process In Malaysia
Telegram And WeChat Begin Licensing Process In Malaysia
The framework emphasises creating a safer online environment, particularly for children and vulnerable groups, while offering Malaysians improved user experiences and better protection against harmful content.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has announced that Telegram and Tencent's WeChat are in the process of securing licences to operate their platforms in Malaysia.
馬來西亞通信和多媒體委員會（MCMC）宣佈Telegram和騰訊控股的微信正在辦理在馬來西亞運營其平台的許可證。
This move follows the introduction of licensing requirements, effective Jan 1, 2025, aimed at enhancing online safety, user protection, and regulatory oversight for internet messaging and social media platforms.
此舉是在引入許可要求之後，許可要求將於2025年1月1日生效，旨在增強Internet Plus-related消息傳遞和社交媒體平台的在線安全、用戶保護和監管監督。
MCMC commended both platforms for their commitment to compliance and stated that they are expected to fulfil the necessary requirements soon.
MCMC讚揚了這兩個平台對合規性的承諾，並表示它們預計將很快滿足必要的要求。
The framework emphasises creating a safer online environment, particularly for children and vulnerable groups, while offering Malaysians improved user experiences and better protection against harmful content.
該框架強調創造一個更安全的在線環境，特別是對兒童和弱勢群體，同時爲馬來西亞人提供更好的用戶體驗和更好的有害內容保護。
MCMC has reminded all service providers to submit their applications before the Dec 31, 2024 deadline to avoid regulatory action. The commission is ready to assist service providers to ensure a seamless application process.
MCMC提醒所有服務提供商在2024年12月31日的截止日期之前提交申請，以避免監管措施。委員會準備協助服務提供商確保申請過程順利。
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