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Looks like things in Hulu Kelang are going to turn for the better. Recently, CelcomDigi signed an MoU with MPAJ (Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya). So, what should you know about it?

According to the latest IPSOS report, 76% of Malaysians have encountered and been targeted by scams at one point in their lives; records from the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) reported that over RM1.34 billion was lost to scammers in 2023. To counter this, CelcomDigi Berhad (CelcomDigi) is launching a Scam Awareness Survey. So, what should you know about it?

Previously, we wrote about how Celcom and Digi have finally removed the 5G Booster charging fee on their platforms. However, that didn't really turn out to be the case for lower-tier plans such as Digi 40 and Xpax Postpaid 60. So over the weekend, CelcomDigi has silently removed the 5G fee on those plans. 

Recently, we went in-depth regarding CelcomDigi’s current performance in which we collected feedback from you, our readers, about your personal experience using the telco’s network post-merger. With many of you claiming that the network has gotten worse after the merger, it seems that the matter has caught the attention of the Communications Ministry as it has released a statement on the issue.

Update - Despite the removal on their websites, CelcomDigi has told the media that Digi Postpaid 40 and Xpax Postpaid 60 still require 5G access as an add-on purchase

It's been two weeks since our Minister of Communication, Fahmi Fadzil announced no more extra charges for 5G services. So far, all the telcos have initiated the move except for CelcomDigi until now. After checking out both Celcom and Digi's websites, the 5G Booster fee has indeed been removed. 

The pre-order for the Samsung Galaxy S24 Series is now live in Malaysia and it's not only from Samsung Malaysia, but also CelcomDigi, Maxis, U Mobile and Yes as well. If you're wondering which package plan to take, continue below to read all the perk offerings from each telco. 

In 2022, Celcom and Digi began talks to merge the two companies, that would eventually become CelcomDigi. Hoping to utilize the best of both telcos, initial signs indicated that there was some improvement but lately, quite a few CelcomDigi users from our Facebook page have said that it has become worse since their merger. On paper, pulling all the resources from both sides should make the mobile internet experience better but it became the opposite instead. 

In case you didn’t know, Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently reshuffled his cabinet. As a result, the Digital and Communication Ministry is divided into two. So, what should you know about it?

Previously, we mentioned how Apple could feature a Namedrop feature/mode in the iOS 17.2 update. A rumour about Apple’s Digital License Plate system is going on right now. So, what should you know about it?

After several delays, the Share Subscription Agreement (SSA) to hold equities in Digital National Berhad (DNB) has finally been signed by the 5 Malaysian mobile network operators (MNOs). As reported by Bernama, the SSA was signed today.