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Govt wants Malaysians to ditch Waze for Tuju but the app is barely usable

Malaysia Times desk Original: SoyaCincau↗ 10/22 00:53 X
Govt wants Malaysians to ditch Waze for Tuju but the app is barely usable
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Malaysia wants users to switch from Waze to Tuju over security concerns. But the app by LLM has poor navigation, confusing directions and potential safety risks.

From the original report

The Malaysian government is encouraging Malaysians to switch from Waze to locally developed navigation apps such as Tuju , citing concerns over data security and sovereignty. In fact, civil servants have been banned from using Waze during official government duties following a decision by the National Cyber Security Committee (JKSN).

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has also recommended Tuju, a navigation app developed by Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd for the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM), as an alternative to Waze.

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Originally published
Oct 21, 2026
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Oct 21, 2026
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