TuJu navigation feature expected to be restored by Nov 6
KUALA LUMPUR: TuJu has apologised to users experiencing disruptions to its navigation feature over the past few days, saying restoration work is expected to be completed by Nov 6.
KUALA LUMPUR: TuJu navigation app has apologized for recent disruptions to its service, promising restoration work will be completed by Nov 6. Developer Prosignal Consortium Sdn. Bhd. stated that its technical team is performing recovery and enhancement to guarantee smooth and dependable performance. The company acknowledged user inconvenience and appreciated feedback, sharing updates via official channels.
Other app features continued functioning as normal. TuJu thanked users for their patience and support, noting their input aided problem identification and improvement. The Malaysian Highway Authority had recently announced system upgrades causing the temporary navigation disruption, a day after the government urged citizens to switch from Waze to the locally developed app.
The directive followed a National Cyber Security Committee meeting chaired by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Oct 20, prohibiting civil servants from using Waze due to data security concerns linked to Israel. The National Cyber Security Agency clarified the restriction applied to civil servants on official duties. The Prime Minister's Department encouraged Malaysians to avoid Waze and consider locally developed alternatives, including TuJu.
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