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Malaysia's PM's office issued a ban on Waze citing data security concerns linked to Israeli connections.

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Malaysia's PM's office issued a ban on Waze citing data security concerns linked to Israeli connections.

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  1. PM directs civil servants to stop using Waze, expanding the scope of the existing ban.1 source
  2. The Malaysian government has restricted Waze use specifically to civil servants.1 source
  3. Anwar Ibrahim considers banning Waze due to Israel security concerns.1 source
  4. Waze is incorporated and operates under Israeli law in Malaysia.1 source
  5. PM's office bans Waze over data security concerns linked to Israel.1 source

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