新加坡加强网络安全监管，要求TikTok、Instagram、Facebook等平台删除有害内容

Singapore Tightens Rules on Online Safety
新加坡加强网络安全监管

Singapore has passed the Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Bill (OSRA), giving authorities stronger powers to order social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook to remove harmful content such as sexual abuse or cyberbullying. Non-compliance could lead to criminal penalties or app bans.Minister Josephine Teo said rising online harm has eroded standards of digital behavior and called for cooperation from tech firms and communities. The law follows Singapore’s increasing scrutiny of online platforms—Meta was recently told to address scam ads, while Google will introduce age checks to protect minors. Parliament also approved caning penalties for scam syndicate members.
新加坡通过《网络安全与问责法》（OSRA），赋予当局更大权力，要求TikTok、Instagram、Facebook等平台删除有害内容，如性虐待或网络欺凌。若不遵守，将面临刑事处罚或应用封禁。信息部长张育贤表示，网络危害上升已削弱社会标准，政府将与科技公司及社区合作落实新法。此前，新加坡已加强对网络平台的监管——Meta被要求处理诈骗广告，Google也将实行年龄验证。议会同时通过新法，诈骗团伙成员将面临鞭刑惩罚。

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