Malaysia is considering a complete ban on the Israel-based navigation app Waze, following a decision to bar civil servants from using the app for official duties due to its ties to Israel. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's proposal reflects the country's growing concerns about national security.
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The ban is in response to concerns about national security ties.: The ban is in response to concerns about national security ties.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has proposed a complete ban.: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has proposed a complete ban.
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Malaysia considers complete ban on Israel-based navigation app Waze
Malaysia has barred civil servants from using Waze for official duties over its links to Israel and national security concerns, as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says a complete ban is under consideration.
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