We are pleased to announce that TikTok has renewed its partnership with VoxEureka for a fifth consecutive year.
This one-year renewal reinforces our shared commitment to digital safety and responsible online communities across Southeast Asia.
Beyond Malaysia, VoxEureka now supports TikTok in Singapore, expanding our regional footprint. This growth reflects the trust we have built through consistent, high-impact campaigns that combine strategic communications with local insight.
Our work in Malaysia
Over the past year, we have collaborated closely with TikTok to execute two major initiatives in Malaysia, both developed in partnership with the Communications and Multimedia Content Forum of Malaysia (CMCF) and the Digital Ministry (formerly the Communications and Digital Ministry).
#ThinkTwice – A digital literacy movement that encourages Malaysians to pause and reflect before sharing content online. Working alongside CMCF, AWAM, MIASA, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) and MCMC, the campaign evolved into a multilingual resource hub addressing scams, misinformation and online harm. It has reached millions of users and received public recognition from the Digital Ministry for its tangible impact.
#Surf’sUp – A university outreach programme designed to instil digital responsibility among young Malaysians. Held on campuses such as UiTM and IIUM, each session includes interactive workshops and pledge drives. At one event alone, over 570 students committed to the #ThinkTwice pledge. The programme is delivered in partnership with CMCF and aligns with national efforts to promote self-regulation and critical thinking online.
Why this renewal matters
TikTok has been the only major platform to voluntarily join CMCF ahead of Malaysia’s new licensing framework. The Digital Ministry has publicly commended TikTok for demonstrating genuine leadership in online safety. VoxEureka is proud to play a central role in that mission, bridging global technology with local communities.
This renewal comes at a pivotal time for online safety in Malaysia. The Online Safety Act 2025 (ONSA) came into force on 1 January 2026, establishing a formal legal framework to enhance user protection and hold licensed service providers accountable for harmful content on their platforms.
Looking ahead, we will continue to help TikTok Malaysia foster safer digital spaces through thoughtful storytelling, active community engagement and measurable campaigns. This fifth renewal is not just a milestone — it is a responsibility we take seriously.
We look forward to another year of meaningful impact.

