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Police get powers to order banks, telcos to share info, disable scam accounts after new law passed
How center-leaning outlets frame this story · 4 sources.
Comprehensive summary
- Online account mules face jail under new anti
- Police get powers to order banks, telcos to share info, disable scam accounts after new law passed
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- Singapore Anti
Primary framing
“Online account mules face jail under new anti”
Police get powers to order banks, telcos to share info, disable scam accounts after new law passed
Key facts
- Police can now order banks and telcos to share information to fight online scams
- Scam accounts can be disabled under the new law
- Online account mules may face jail time
- Banks and telcos must comply with police requests for information
- New law grants police powers to order banks and telcos to share info and disable scam accounts
- A new law has been passed, giving police the authority to request information from banks and telcos to combat online scams.
- Online account mules may face jail time
- Banks and telcos must comply with police requests for information
Center-leaning outlets
- Yahoo
- CNA Lifestyle
- The Straits Times