KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) will expand its internet user experience data collection initiative nationwide to identify areas requiring improvements in service quality, including locations not previously covered by existing test mapping.
MCMC To Expand Internet User Experience Data Collection Initiative Nationwide
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MCMC will expand its nationwide internet user experience data collection initiative to identify service quality issues in areas not covered by existing test mapping. The expansion follows the Selangor Speed Test Month 2026, which revealed discrepancies between theoretical coverage and actual user experiences.
- The Selangor Speed Test Month 2026 ran from September 16 to October 15 and identified areas with unsatisfactory internet service quality.
- User tests revealed discrepancies between computer-based coverage analyses and actual experiences due to geographical factors and physical obstructions.
- MCMC launched the Nexus application in March to collect anonymous test data, complementing monitoring efforts in major economic and industrial areas.
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