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TuJu apologises for navigation disruption, targets recovery in two weeks

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
KUALA LUMPUR - The technical team of the TuJu Highway Navigation Application is currently carrying out recovery and improvement work, targeted to be completed by November 6 at the latest. In a statement, developer Prosignal Consortium Sdn. Bhd said updates on the restoration work would be shared through its official channels, while other features in the app remained available as usual. TuJu also apologised to users who have experienced disruptions to its navigation function over the past few days.
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Fahmi tells LLM, Prosignal to explain TuJu app glitches and fixes

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 23 — The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd have been asked to provide a detailed explanation of problems affecting users of the local navigation app TuJu, including their causes, technical issues and corrective measures. Madani Government spokesman and Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said LLM had acknowledged the problems and confirmed that improvements were under way.
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Anwar acknowledges complaints about Tuju, urges users to be patient

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
AMPANG, Oct 23 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today acknowledged complaints about local navigation app Tuju but urged users to be patient as its developer works to improve the service, amid the government’s ban on Waze for civil servants. “If this ban has been bothersome, I apologise. But to me national security is more important,” he told reporters after performing Friday prayers here. “I feel our own people shouldn’t (criticise Tuju’s developer) harshly.
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Anwar apologises over TuJu glitches, blames delays in app improvements

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has apologised to the public for disruptions and difficulties when using navigation application TuJu, attributing the problems to delays in improving the service. Anwar said the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) had acknowledged shortcomings in the application, which the government recommended as an alternative to Waze amid concerns over national security and data protection.
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LLM apologises for TuJu navigation disruptions amid surge in users

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
22 Oct 2026 • 1:55 PM MYT The Vibes Featuring breaking news & latest stories from every side. THE Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) has apologised to users of local navigation application TuJu following service disruptions linked to a surge in demand. In a statement today, LLM said it would work with the application’s provider, Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd, to investigate the cause of the disruptions, stabilise the system and increase its capacity to accommodate the growing number of users.
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Lim Guan Eng calls Tuju a ‘national embarrassment’, demands accountability

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
Kuala Lumpur: DAP MP for Bagan Lim Guan Eng has described the locally developed Tuju navigation app as a “national embarrassment,” calling for accountability over its rollout as a Waze replacement. In a press statement issued today, Lim said that whoever convinced Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim that Tuju was technologically adequate should be punished.
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LLM, TuJu developer address app disruptions amid user surge

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and TuJu's developer are working to identify the cause of disruptions to the navigation app, restore system stability and increase its capacity to accommodate more users. - Photo by Bernama PUTRAJAYA - The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and TuJu's developer are working to identify the cause of disruptions to the navigation app, restore system stability and increase its capacity to accommodate more users.
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Zero Revenue, Years Of LLM Ties: Who Built TuJu?

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
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TuJu app hit by technical disruptions after user surge, LLM apologises

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
TuJu has run into technical problems following a sudden spike in users, shortly after the government recommended the local navigation app as an alternative to Waze. The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) has since apologised for the inconvenience, saying it is working to get the app back on track. In a statement today, LLM said the disruptions came after a significant increase in users following Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s call for Malaysians to consider using local navigation apps.
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700k users surge crashes TuJu app after govt Waze ban

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
22 Oct 2026 • 4:36 PM MYT Scoop.my News You Can Use, Investigative Reports, Sports, Videos, and Analysis KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia’s homegrown navigation application, TuJu, has been overwhelmed by a massive surge exceeding 700,000 downloads, triggering system disruptions just hours after the government enforced an immediate ban on Waze for civil servants over Israeli intelligence concerns.
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Lim Guan Eng Slams TuJu As ‘National Embarrassment’, Calls For Heads To Roll Over App | WeirdKaya

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
22 Oct 2026 • 3:55 PM MYT WeirdKaya Community news hub for today's generation of Malaysians Yesterday, thousands of Malaysians scrambled to download the locally-made navigation app TuJu after the government urged the public to ditch Waze over security concerns and its ties to Israeli laws. But in typical Malaysian fashion, the app was plagued with technical issues and an extremely confusing user interface (UI) which have left many frustrated.
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Phoong urges thorough testing before nationwide rollout of Tuju app

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
Kota Kinabalu: Sabah DAP chairman Senator Datuk Phoong Jin Zhe has questioned the preparation behind Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s call for Malaysians to switch from Waze to the locally developed navigation app Tuju. Phoong said that while he supports homegrown technology and cybersecurity, products promoted for nationwide adoption must first meet basic standards of functionality, accuracy, and reliability.
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TuJu disables navigation feature following widespread criticism

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By LLM Apologises, Weird Kaya
| Newswav
22 Oct 2026 • 2:55 PM MYT SoyaCincau For everything that matters in tech Merely days after the government banned civil servants from using Waze during official duties—and urged the wider public to ditch the app over its Israeli ties—the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and developer Prosignal Consortium Sdn. Bhd. (PCSB) have been forced to temporarily shut down the core navigation functionality of the local alternative, TuJu, to perform urgent corrective works.
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TuJu App Hit By Technical Issue Due To Overwhelming Surge In Users, LLM Apologises | WeirdKaya

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By Weird Kaya, LLM Apologises
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Malaysia’s locally developed navigation app, TuJu, has experienced technical issues following a sharp increase in users after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim encouraged Malaysians to consider using it as an alternative to Waze. In a statement issued on 22 October, the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) acknowledged complaints from users and apologised for the inconvenience caused.
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