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Singapore orders Meta to act against Facebook scams impersonating officials

According to a mid-year police report, scams involving impersonation of government officials in Singapore remain a serious concern. Reported cases nearly tripled, surging by 199.2% to 1,762 in the first half of 2025.
Scams involving impersonation of government officials remain a serious concern in Singapore (Photo: Straightstimes)
Scams involving impersonation of government officials remain a serious concern in Singapore (Photo: Straightstimes)

Singapore (VNA)🐼 - Singaporean police will issue a directive to tech company Meta, which operates Facebook, to combat scams such as those involving impersonation of government officials, Singaporean Minister of State for Home Affairs Goh Pei Ming announced on September 3 at an anti-scam event, according to local media.

It will be the first implementation directive issued to an online platform under the Singapore’s Online Criminal Harms Act, which came into force in February 2024.
Meta will be required to take action against scam advertisements, accounts, profiles, and business pages impersonating key government officeholders on Facebook. Failure to comply may result in financial penalties. Citing the surge in such scams, Goh said the measure is necessary because Facebook remains the top platform exploited by scammers. According to a mid-year police report, scams involving impersonation of government officials remain a serious concern. Reported cases nearly tripled, surging by 199.2% to 1,762 in the first half of 2025./.
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