Singapore’s Online Safety Commission receives more than 500 reports of online harms in its first two months, according to reports from regional outlets. The cases include incidents such as doxing and online harassment. The youngest victim mentioned in the reporting is aged 7.

The outlets describe that most of the eligible reports submitted to the commission involve doxxing-related conduct and online harassment. One outlet adds that the commission reports resolving over 90% of eligible cases during the same period, indicating a high resolution rate early in the commission’s handling of complaints. The coverage focuses on the early volume of complaints and the types of harms most commonly reported.

Overall, the sources align on the reported total number of cases within the first two months and the dominance of doxing and online harassment among eligible reports. They differ mainly in emphasis, with one outlet highlighting the minimum reported age of victims, while another emphasizes the proportion of cases resolved.