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A German digital rights organisation has filed a criminal complaint against Meta and retailers over Ray-Ban smart glasses, arguing the devices breach privacy protections that Germany holds dear and enable covert surveillance.
Consumer awareness in Penang is driving a sharp increase in claims filed with the Tribunal for Consumer Claims Malaysia (TTPM), signalling growing knowledge of consumer rights under the 1999 legislation.
Deputy Minister Datuk Dr Fuziah Salleh has called for greater collaboration from universities to expand the Menu Rahmah subsidized meal initiative, highlighting the need for affordable business premises and regulatory oversight.
Sony's decision to phase out physical PlayStation game discs by January 2028 has triggered a massive online petition, with gamers and industry stakeholders arguing that digital-only gaming threatens ownership rights and eliminates jobs across retail, manufacturing, and trade-in sectors.
A family has launched legal proceedings against Nirvana Memorial Park in Shah Alam, claiming negligence after two urns containing their deceased parents' ashes disappeared from the facility's columbarium in January.
World Cup supporters have launched a class action lawsuit against StubHub, alleging the ticket resale platform failed to deliver tickets purchased through its secondary market for the global football tournament.