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Telegram has vanished from Apple App Store search results globally, though the app remains functional for existing users. The cause—technical glitch or deliberate removal—remains unclear as both Apple and Telegram await clarification.
Indian activists are mounting legal challenges against PM Narendra Modi's government over AI-powered surveillance deployed during the country's largest youth protests in decades, with implications for digital rights across South Asia.
Indian Gen Z protesters are circumventing government-imposed internet shutdowns using peer-to-peer messaging apps and pre-planned meetups. The tactic highlights the challenges authorities face controlling information during mass demonstrations.
Malaysia's Communications and Multimedia Commission will investigate the alleged unauthorised release of social media personality Khairul Aming's phone bill, Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil announced.
Police have remanded a 52-year-old man for two days to investigate allegations that he made insulting remarks against Negri Sembilan's royal institution through social media, underscoring ongoing sensitivities around comments targeting Malaysia's monarchy.
Europe's highest court has upheld a €750,000 fine against Google for gambling advertising on YouTube, rejecting the tech giant's claim that platforms cannot be held responsible for third-party content.
A political activist has been ordered to pay RM11,000 following court proceedings related to an offensive TikTok video targeting former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri. The Sessions court judge issued a serious warning about potential custodial sentences in future cases.
Denmark has intervened in a European Court of Justice case supporting Belgium against major tech companies including Google and Meta, arguing that tech giants must pay for news content used on their platforms.