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Malaysia has banned government employees from using Waze, claiming the Israeli-founded navigation app could expose sensitive information to Israeli intelligence.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged all Malaysians to abandon the Google-owned app, citing its incorporation in Israel and recommending a locally developed alternative.
The government presented no evidence that Waze had compromised user data. Malaysia, which has no diplomatic relations with Israel, has previously banned Israeli-flagged ships from its ports.
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