Online content risk among adolescents: reviews on Malaysia law and policy / Siti Elda Nadzirah Rosli, Wardatul Hayat Adnan and Ahlam Abdul Aziz

Content risk protection is an important problem that must be investigated further. This is owing to the
upsetting consequences that uncontrollable content circulated among the public, particularly through
online media. The public's embrace and use of online media has increased the complexity of controlling
this issue. The ease of accessibility is also one of the reasons why so many people use this media.
Furthermore, research has shown that online content has a considerable potential for influencing and
affecting adolescents. Tighter regulation and enforcement, as well as education and knowledge about
risk protection in relation to online content, are all necessary safeguards. The purpose of this study is to
review the available research on internet content risk protection for adolescents, as well as the laws and
policies in place to address these issues. In order to gather information about the topic, a keyword search
was employed. In addition, articles were also grouped the effects of online content towards adolescents
in the context of learning, participation, creativity and identity. This has helped to oversee online content
risk protection towards Malaysia Adolescents status in compared to others. In conclusion, the results of
the review have its potential in assisting readers to understand the policy and regulations available to
protect adolescents in Malaysia in the context of online content.