After the bombshell announcement at NDR 2022 that Section 377A will be repealed, Ministers K Shanmugam, Lawrence Wong and Edwin Tong all sat down for interviews with mainstream media outlets to clear up the confusion about the process. What interesting nuggets did we glean from watching both interviews? Also, a researcher found that TikTok's in-app browser can monitor users’ keystrokes, including their credit card numbers and passwords. But if TikTok is just an innocent way for most people to while away their free time, why should we be concerned?
YLB TikTokYLB YouTubeYLB IGLink to YLB319 - A mother on how she dealt with her 6-year-old daughter’s cancerMinisters clarify misconceptions about 377A repeal
- Section 377A: Court of Appeal said law on sex between men could be unconstitutional, says Shanmugam
National Day Rally 2022: No change to marriage definition 'under my watch' as next PM if PAP wins next GE: DPM Lawrence Wong'First step on a long road towards full equality': Relief from LGBTQ groups over intention to repeal Section 377AFocus on the Family surveys parents on Section 377A repealMUIS issues religious advice to Singapore Muslim community following news of 377A repealThe statement by MUIS SingaporeTikTok’s ability to monitor users’ keystrokes exposed
- TikTok's In-App Browser Can Monitor Your Keystrokes, Researcher Says - CNET
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