Foreign Interference Act adopted in October 2021 empowers the Government to issue takedown orders and direct Internet service providers to block harmful content in Singapore if content providers fail to comply with requests and block applications that spread related content. To that end, an access blocking direction may require a provider of an internet access service to whom the direction is given to take all reasonable steps, within or during the time specified in the direction, to disable access, using the internet access service, by every end‑user in Singapore to the covered information or material in the direction and provided on or by a social media service or relevant electronic service or on a proscribed online location, as the case may be. An account restriction direction may require the provider of a social media service or relevant electronic service to take all reasonable steps to terminate or suspend any functionality of the social media service or relevant electronic service. A service restriction direction may require a provider of a social media service or relevant electronic service or an internet access service to whom it is given to take all reasonable steps to do one or more of the following: (a) to stop or delay delivery of or access to messages or information or material transmitted or accessible to end‑users physically present in Singapore who use or may use the social media service, relevant electronic service or internet access service, as the case may be; (b) to restrict access to messages or information or material transmitted or accessible to end‑users physically present in Singapore who use or may use the social media service, relevant electronic service or internet access service, as the case may be; (c) to alter any functionality of the social media service, relevant electronic service or internet access service provided to end‑users physically present in Singapore who use or may use the service; (d) to suspend or curtail the supply or provision of the service.