Switching out Waze but let down by government’s TuJu? Try this
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Malaysian launches navigation site after poor public feedback on an app the prime minister touts as an alternative to Waze.
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A Malaysian developer has launched a free navigation service for motorists, following negative user experiences with the government's TuJu , an app that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim declared as a replacement for Waze amid concerns over the latter's links to Israel.
LAPAN Nav, developed by Leslie Chan, is a free navigation service that can be accessed via its website at lapan-nav.com. In other words, users don't have to download any app onto their devices.
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