MKN: Google Maps Exempt From Civil Servants’ Ban Due To Being Under US Law
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The National Security Council (MKN) has clarified that Google Maps is exempt from the government’s recent restriction on civil servants using Waze for official duties. Despite both navigation apps being owned by Google, the council said they are treated differently due to differences in their respective legal jurisdictions. (Lowyat.NET, 12:19)
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Photo: Lowyat.NET Lowyat.NET·News·EN·23 Oct, 12:19 MYTMKN: Google Maps Exempt From Civil Servants’ Ban Due To Being Under US Law
The National Security Council (MKN) has clarified that Google Maps is exempt from the government’s recent restriction on civil servants using Waze for official duties. Despite both navigation apps being owned by Google, the council said they are treated differently due to…
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- MKN: Google Maps Exempt From Civil Servants’ Ban Due To Being Under US Lawu/Heirul Kamel · Lowyat.NET · 12:19 · EN
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