TuJu goes offline a day after being promoted as Waze alternative

Malaysian Traffic App Draws Ridicule After Officials Banned Waze

Malaysia’s government-backed navigation app TuJu, touted by authorities as an alternative to Waze, is drawing ridicule over its shortcomings, with memes already suggesting it’s so poor that users may need a flying car to get around.

TuJu goes offline a day after being promoted as Waze alternative

Waze denial: Govt narrows ban as TuJu struggles with demand

The Waze denial came two days after Anwar urged a switch to TuJu. See what changed from 20 to 22 October, from the ban’s scope to the TuJu outage. The post Waze denial: Govt narrows ban as TuJu struggles with demand first appeared on Citizens Journal.

Why TuJu Navigation App Crashed 1 Day After Launch

A Technical Breakdown at TuJu Or What? Just a day ago Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced a ban on Waze for civil servants on official duty and strongly recommending TuJu, a locally developed highway navigation app as a privacy-centric alternative. Within 24 hours of the government mandate and media exposure, TuJu suffered widespread server outages, route navigation failures, and UI glitches. Downloads skyrocketed past 700,000 in a…

TuJu disables navigation feature following widespread criticism - SoyaCincau

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 […]