Malaysian Developer Creates Free Alternative to TuJu, Named 'Lapan'
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A Malaysian software developer has created a new navigation platform called 'Lapan'. This web-based platform was built as an alternative to TuJu, a navigation app promoted by the government. Lapan can be used free of charge through a web browser, without the need to download an app.
The developer said he created Lapan because he was disappointed with the technical problems that TuJu users often experience. According to a report by SAYS, TuJu users have previously faced several disruptions that made it difficult for them to use the app. Therefore, Lapan was built to provide another option for Malaysians who need road navigation guidance.
So far, the report does not state the number of Lapan users or whether the government has given any response to this issue. Users who are interested in trying Lapan can access it directly using a smartphone or computer.
In conclusion, the emergence of Lapan shows that Malaysians are also actively seeking solutions to everyday technology problems. Further developments regarding Lapan and the TuJu app need to be monitored to see whether the problems can be resolved.
Sources: SAYS
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