PETALING JAYA: The intention by Putrajaya to sell the MySejahtera application to private company MySJ Sdn Bhd has sparked widespread concern among Malaysians that regulatory or security breaches may put their privacy at risk.
Many took to social media on Sunday (March 27) to express concerns that their personal information and daily activity logs could be exposed or even misused.
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