The Personal Data Protection Act 2010 is Malaysia’s primary legislation governing the processing of personal data in commercial transactions. Its main purposes are: to protect the personal data of individuals in commercial transactions; to regulate the processing of personal data; and to prevent misuse of personal information.
Written by Richard Wee, Wendy Ho and Jeremy Ling Tze Yu Introduction ‘e-KYC’ stems from the acronym ‘KYC’ (Know Your Customer). As the name suggests, KYC is a mandatory practice or process imposed upon businesses to verify the…
Written by Richard Wee and Low May Ping Introduction In this era, we depend heavily on the Internet and many other online applications. The daily activities of a typical Internet user include checking emails, dealing with banking…
Written by Richard Wee and Low May Ping Identifying the rules & laws of Malaysia, dealing with offensive posts on the internet Introduction In today’s digital world, every single person can post anything on the…
Written by Richard Wee and Daniel Introduction In June 2019, 7 telecommunications service providers – Celcom Axiata Bhd, Digi Telecommunication Sdn Bhd, Maxis Broadband Sdn Bhd, Telekom Malaysia Bhd, TIME dotcom Bhd, U Mobile Sdn Bhd and…
By Richard Wee and Bryan Boo When it comes to financial technology, e-wallet is one that is no stranger to the masses. In Malaysia, there are quite a number of competing e-wallets. However, it has been forecasted that…
By Bryan Boo With the advent of technological advancement such as the Internet of Things and 5G connectivity, it is no doubt that the world is shifting towards digitising and automating our lives as we know…
