QUOTE(terrytan @ Sep 4 2022, 06:12 AM)
There is no law in Telegram and scammers dont talk about law right?

a confirmed member when he mentioned "hide among us to steal all documents" and yet self proclaimed to be an "I am expert in identifying investment scams".
When he posted "All this not licensed and has so many red flags... Do u know the difference of this unlicenced investment schemes vs licensed ones?"

is that how an expert spot a scam? by merely looking if one has a license then make that judgement?

What if that license came from lowest regulatory controlled regulator?

if there are no illegal activities being shared in a Telegram groups, Then, what is there to be afraid of people "stealing" and exposing it?
IF Afraid of those illegal, not supposed to be shared things to be made public and TAKEN as evidence against them.
Then don't share itPUBLISHED NOV 29, 2014,
New anti-terrorism laws will allow the Malaysian authorities to use information found on social media as hard evidence in court.
a similar law under the Prevention of Crime Act (PCA) allowed the authorities to use information from social media as hard evidence against gangsterism.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/n...in-terror-casesif information found on social media can be used as evidence in court in Malaysia for the above crime .... since 8 yrs ago
i believes
evidence of scams can be allowed to be used too. Since scams are so abundance NOW.
For Since 2017, Malaysians have suffered losses amounting to about RM3.3 billion due to online scams.
Based on police statistics, a total of 98,607 cybercrime cases were reported involving scams, ....
Even if not allowed to be used as evidence in court, it will greatly HELP the regulators and the police to investigate and press charges to those involved.
The phone numbers in that Telegram group and information posted in there can be a good place to start.
This post has been edited by MUM: Sep 4 2022, 10:02 AM