00:00Parents say they need more support to ensure that children's internet use at home remains
00:05safe as they grow increasingly worried about exposure to dangerous or inappropriate content
00:11and online scams.
00:13Siti Nurmaliana Rashid said she worked long hours as a nurse and this made it difficult
00:19to control her children's online activity.
00:21I'm very scared because I work.
00:24So, when we leave them, if we can't control the phone, they don't know what they see.
00:31In terms of pro, it's because it's fun to do work at home.
00:36So, at the class, there are groups of students themselves.
00:39So, if we are scared, they can't access themselves.
00:44So, we have to follow the period of time.
00:48If we don't want, we have to accept.
00:50If they are poor, they are good.
00:52Ramesh Rajan said his children, aged 6 to 14, shared one mobile phone without internet access.
00:59Between January and September 2025, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
01:06took down over 1,400 posts involving child sexual abuse material.
01:21Adam Haris Rahman, a form 6 student at a school in Setapaq, said government intervention remained necessary
01:28to protect children online.
01:30Underbelly countries, the mainland, as well as Polish government enables them to do work.
01:43In other countries, islands, and countries like China are the way to go to schools,
01:46and these guidelines can be limited as the protection of the users from a link or content
01:51like Tiktok and this rule can be divided by the users from links or content-content that is not good.
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