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00:30Instead, it solved Waze
00:31This Israeli navigation program
00:33Even in the face of various doubts?
00:35First of all, Anwar has maintained his firm stance.
00:38Under the pretext of safeguarding national security
00:40He told everyone
00:41The government does not rule out [the possibility of] [something] in our country.
00:42The possibility of a complete ban on Waze navigation
00:45Anwar at the mosque today
00:47Reiterating after the Friday theater performance
00:49The Waze issue is very serious for the government.
00:53He said someone told him
00:54This matter should be put on hold for now.
00:56First, find out the facts.
00:58However, Waze's headquarters are in Israel.
01:01And all usage agreements
01:03They all take Israeli law as their basis.
01:05In other words, Waze will automatically...
01:07Hand over all the information to Israel
01:09This involves the safety of the people and the country.
01:12Anwar said
01:13As Prime Minister, he cannot compromise.
01:16Not a single day can be wasted.
01:17Even if some criticize him for being hasty and careless
01:20It doesn't matter
01:21Malaysia has long opposed Israel
01:23We should avoid being monitored by them.
01:26Anwar said
01:27He already told everyone at today's cabinet meeting.
01:31These ministers, including those from the New Farmers Party, have all explained this.
01:35This means that civil servants are prohibited from using navigation apps.
01:39Waze's decision was necessary.
01:42We also recommend that the public switch to locally developed navigation applications.
01:47The problem is that the local TUJU doesn't work well.
01:51How will the people use it?
01:52Firstly, Anwar also acknowledged that the TUJU program has its shortcomings.
01:56The people from the Grand Bureau also spoke very frankly to him.
01:59TUJU is still incomplete.
02:01The user experience will definitely be inferior.
02:04But they will continue to improve.
02:05Anwar said
02:06If this matter causes inconvenience to everyone...
02:09He expressed deep intent
02:11Anwar cited national security as the reason.
02:14They insist they will ban the Waze navigation app.
02:17Government spokesman Fahmi clarified at a press conference following the cabinet meeting...
02:21clear
02:21The government just wants to ban Waze.
02:24But this did not stop people from switching to other navigation apps.
02:28There are still many other options on the market.
02:31Fami then specifically requested the highway bureau and the developer.
02:35An explanation was given for the numerous errors and omissions in TUJU.
02:38He said TUJU must conduct a review.
02:41and the rectification plan was handed over to the government.
02:43To comprehensively resolve the problems faced by users
02:45Only then can we rebuild the public's confidence in domestically developed applications.
02:50Then there's the controversy surrounding banning Waze.
02:53When the uproar reached its peak
02:54US cybersecurity company Clearfish
02:57The report from February last year was also dug up.
03:00What does this report say?
03:03That is to say, Waze has data records from over 7.6 million users.
03:07Including user information and GPS location, etc.
03:10Transactions conducted by cybercriminals on the dark web
03:14They're just peddling and selling things for money over there.
03:16At the press conference, Fahmi also demanded that Waze authorities...
03:19Explain this matter
03:21The government is not yet clear on this.
03:22How is the personal data of Malaysians obtained?
03:25Then another data leak occurred.
03:27Some criminals even use the dark web to sell these users' data.
03:31Profiting from materials
03:32However, the controversy surrounding the government's call for people to switch to Turks...
03:37Lim Guan Ning, the Eight Eyes Member of Parliament who participated in the action, believes
03:40The defeat of the Turks has become a national laughingstock and a disgrace to the country.
03:45After reviewing the information, he found that PCSB company, which had partnered with the Great Thief Bureau, was involved in the development...
03:50List of members
03:51It was discovered that some of the directors had ties to the opposition party.
03:55These directors lack any relevant professional knowledge or track record.
04:00record
04:00Then it is necessary to be held accountable.
04:02He urged the government to provide details of the Turkmenistan development.
04:06Including transparent disclosure of the cost of developing applications
04:09Whether there is a public tender and whether water supply approval is required, etc.
04:13Shaharin, former board member of the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety.
04:18Today I want to tell everyone that the country should not prioritize data security over convenience.
04:23Forced to choose one of two
04:25He hopes the government will promote the use of certain procedures rather than banning them.
04:29What we should be facing more seriously is whether Malaysia has the capability to develop...
04:34Trustworthy alternatives
04:35Shaharin emphasized digital sovereignty
04:38Simply switching to a Malaysian brand will not automatically achieve this.
04:41The government should transparently evaluate the performance of local applications.
04:46And set the goal on building a secure and trustworthy
04:50Moreover, the local smart navigation and traffic data industry
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