Malaysia's government is taking legal action against two Telegram channels, accusing them of hosting harmful content. The country's communications regulator is pushing back with a civil suit, though the specific nature of the content hasn't been detailed yet.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just about two Telegram channels—it's part of a bigger global debate over who controls online content. Governments are increasingly clashing with tech platforms over harmful material, but critics worry these moves could also stifle free speech. For Malaysians, it raises questions about how far regulation should go in policing the internet.