haha already go through ref and var.   since it's uno reverse, goes to show still wrong decision made even with var existence lol.

😞 Online Safety Commission offers hope, but victims want process simplified   Content creator Renae Cheng, 31, has spent the past two years dealing with AI-generated videos on TikTok of her being kissed and groped by a stranger.   READ: https://asia1.news/4ghtRBT   Follow @AsiaOnecom for all the latest updates.   Here are the full details of the situation involving content creator Renae Cheng and the launch of Singapore's new **Online Safety Commission (OSC)**.   ### Renae Cheng’s Two-Year Ordeal   Renae Cheng, a 31-year-old Singaporean content creator, has been the target of a relentless, two-year online harassment campaign.    * **The Harassment:** The harassment includes targeted rape and death threats, alongside highly invasive, AI-generated deepfake videos circulating on TikTok that depict her being kissed and groped by a stranger (a business owner she had previously collaborated with for an eczema product review). The harasser also targeted her husband and made derogatory comments about her 11-month-old daughter.    * **The Origin:** The situation bizarrely stemmed from a 2023 product review about eczema care. An overseas individual (allegedly a student in the UK) fixated on Cheng after trying to get the contact details of the business owner.    * **Platform Inaction:** Despite Cheng repeatedly reporting these deepfakes to TikTok, the platform consistently informed her that the content did not violate their community guidelines. Every time she blocked the harasser, new accounts were created to repost the imagery and spam her comment sections.   ### The Hope: What is the Online Safety Commission (OSC)?   The OSC officially began operations in Singapore on **June 29, 2026**, specifically to provide an alternative recourse for victims who receive inadequate or delayed responses from social media platforms. The commission initially targets five major areas of online harm:    1. Intimate image abuse (including deepfakes)  2. Image-based child abuse  3. Doxxing  4. Online harassment  5. Online stalking   The OSC holds the statutory power to mandate that tech platforms, administrators, and internet service providers take down harmful material or block access to offending sites/apps for users within Singapore.   ### The Catch: Why Victims Want the Process Simplified While the creation of the OSC is a major step forward, victims and advocacy groups (such as *SG Her Empowerment*) have raised concerns that the current reporting process is overly complex, confusing, and potentially re-traumatizing.    * **"Form Fatigue" and Redundancy:** Right now, victims must navigate entirely separate processes depending on what they want to achieve. There are separate forms for requesting a content takedown, seeking financial compensation, or attempting to unmask an anonymous perpetrator.    * **Cross-Platform Friction:** The OSC website currently tracks 20 different major tech platforms, each maintaining distinct reporting formats. If the offending content spreads to multiple platforms, the victim has to fill out separate forms for each one.    * **Separation from the Police:** If a victim wants a criminal investigation launched, the OSC forms do not carry over. They have to log onto the Singapore Police Force website and fill out a completely separate police report from scratch.    * **Lack of Timelines:** The OSC currently promises to handle cases "as quickly as possible" but does not explicitly guarantee a specific response window. Victims note that not knowing when an update will come massively heightens their anxiety during an already stressful time.   ### The Desired Solution Victims are advocating for a **"no-wrong-door" policy** and a single, centralized portal. Ideally, a survivor would submit their account just once, ticking checkboxes to simultaneously route the information to the tech platforms, the OSC, and the police.

Trump  in as Ratcliffe’s mentor?

I had the unfortunate experience of knowing this fool years ago and my first impress was how badly she spoke for an NUS grad.    stuck up, bully at work too from what i was told.  she’s the sort you knew would be single for life cos of her false pride in her “abilities” and “looks”   i would be very surprised if shes married. Should be 38-40 liao