JPA confident civil servants will fully comply with Waze ban
The public service director-general says Malaysia has 'learned from what happened to other countries that used the application'.
On October 21, the government of Malaysia imposed a ban on civil servants using the Waze navigation application. This decision was made to safeguard government information and users' personal data from potential misuse by the Israeli regime, as stated by Putrajaya. The public service department (JPA) is confident that the ban will be fully respected by civil servants.
Wan Ahmad Dahlan Abdul Aziz, the director-general of JPA, made this statement at a JPA programme held at SK Kota Baharu. However, the compliance rate has not yet been determined, as the directive was recently announced by the government.
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