Fahmi tells LLM, Prosignal to explain TuJu app glitches and fixes

The Malaysian Highway Authority and Prosignal Consortium have been asked to explain problems with the TuJu app and how they will address technical issues.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil confirmed improvements are underway and encouraged considering alternative local and foreign navigation apps, excluding Waze due to security concerns.

TuJu, developed by Prosignal under an agreement with LLM, was launched following recommendations due to concerns over data security with Waze.

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.

“The explanation from LLM and Prosignal is crucial to addressing users' concerns comprehensively, improving TuJu's reliability and strengthening public confidence in the local navigation app,” he told a post-Cabinet meeting press conference here today.

Fahmi also encouraged the public to consider alternative navigation apps developed by both local and foreign companies.

“What matters is avoiding Waze due to the security concerns highlighted by the National Security Council,” he said.

Last Tuesday, the government encouraged Malaysians to use TuJu, developed by LLM, as an alternative navigation app.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the recommendation followed concerns over information security and users' movement data, citing Waze's links to Israeli law.

TuJu was developed by Prosignal Consortium under a memorandum of understanding signed with LLM on May 26, 2022, and officially launched on November 26, 2025. — Bernama

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马来西亚公路管理局和Prosignal财团已被要求解释TuJu应用程序存在的问题以及他们将如何解决技术问题。

通信部长法赫米·法齐尔证实，相关改进工作正在进行中，并鼓励考虑使用其他本地和外国导航应用程序，但由于安全问题，Waze 不适用。

TuJu 是 Prosignal 根据与 LLM 的协议开发的，由于人们对 Waze 的数据安全存在担忧，应相关建议而推出的。

布城，10 月 23 日讯——马来西亚高速公路管理局 (LLM) 和 Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd 已被要求详细解释影响本地导航应用程序 TuJu 用户的问题，包括问题原因、技术问题和纠正措施。

马达尼政府发言人兼通讯部长拿督斯里法米·法兹尔表示，LLM公司已承认存在问题，并确认正在进行改进。

“LLM和Prosignal的解释对于全面解决用户的担忧、提高途居的可靠性以及增强公众对本地导航应用程序的信心至关重要，”他今天在内阁会议后的新闻发布会上表示。

法赫米还鼓励公众考虑使用本地和外国公司开发的其他导航应用程序。

他说：“鉴于国家安全委员会强调的安全隐患，重要的是避免使用 Waze。”

上周二，政府鼓励马来西亚人使用由LLM开发的TuJu作为替代导航应用程序。

首相拿督斯里安华·易卜拉欣表示，提出这项建议是出于对信息安全和用户移动数据的担忧，并指出Waze与以色列法律有关联。

TuJu由Prosignal Consortium根据与LLM于2022年5月26日签署的谅解备忘录开发，并于2025年11月26日正式上线。——马新社

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