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MELAKA: People's personal data seems to be widely available to insurance agents and even loan sharks, according to Melaka Pakatan Harapan's youth vice-chief Naqiuddin Nazrin.He said feedback received from the grassroots suggested that callers claiming to represent insurance firms and loan providers had personal details of individuals."We need to look into a more comprehensive data protection law to protect innocent people from being scammed," he said in an interview on Tuesday (July 9).Naqiuddin said many were still waiting for the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) 2010 to be amended."I have been informed that the government is reviewing the law to enhance personal data protection.
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KEPALA BATAS: A 51-year-old senior bank officer was cheated of approximately RM3.38mil in a love scam which began when the victim met a man on a dating app.The victim had met the man named John Eric Chen through the Coffee Meets Bagel app in August 2018.He then offered the victim an opportunity to work together in a project worth USD$25mil but the victim was requested to make a pre-payment of USD$38,000 (RM157,624).
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PUTRAJAYA 24 Mac - Orang ramai diingatkan agar berwaspada dengan kegiatan scam yang menggunakan nama Menteri Kewangan, Lim Guan Eng.
Setiausaha Akhbar kepada Menteri Kewangan, Lutfi Hakim mendedahkan terdapat seorang individu menggunakan nama ‘Balu Kelvin’ di samping menggunakan emel ‘
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PUTRAJAYA, March 7 — The government is looking into the possibility to authorise the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to remove fake news and racist posts from social media, Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo said.He said it was among the measures discussed in line with the government's intention to enact legislation addressing the abuse of social media, which has been rampant of late.The minister said the matter was still being discussed with the relevant parties and the new legislation was expected to be tabled at Parliament by July at the latest.“The government is still studying the possibility and making amendments to the existing law so that it will be more effective in addressing issues of racism, religious hate crime and offensive messages on the monarchy institution. These are among the aspects we are looking into now.
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