KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 21 (Bernama) -- The government's decision to prohibit the use of the navigation application Waze among civil servants is seen as a reflection of Malaysia’s firm commitment against the oppression by the Zionist regime in Gaza, while also safeguarding data security and the nation’s strategic interests.
General : Ban On Waze Reflects Malaysiaâs Commitment Against Oppression By Zionist Regime â NGO
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Malaysia bans Waze for civil servants, citing opposition to Israeli oppression and data security concerns.
- Malaysia's Waze ban reflects stance against Israeli oppression and supports Palestinian cause.
- NGO urges broader restrictions on Israeli products and services in Malaysia.
- Ban also aims to protect cybersecurity and national strategic interests.
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