The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has today warned against fake text messages from ‘GOV’ that claims to be giving special finance assistance credited into Touch ’n Go eWallet accounts. The commission found that irresponsible parties had manipulated the ‘GOV’ digital identity for fraud purposes and even used the MySejahtera organisation name to deceive the public.

Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) has warned its consumers to be wary when making online transactions as scammers are now utilising new and sophisticated scam tactics to trick them. These include creating fake apps, phishing sites and creating scam ads on social media.

In this digital age, there are plenty of ways to scam a person. Whether it be pretending to be another person, sending a parcel scam message or directing you to a fake Maybank website, scammers have found a new way of scamming even more people by having a fake app.

HONOR Malaysia recently showcased the HONOR MagicBook, which is a 14-inch laptop on a 13-inch body. While not much is known in regards to the pricing and availability window of the aforementioned laptop, we do know that it comes in Space Grey and it comes with the Magic Link feature, which is similar to Huawei’s One Hop technology.

Touch N’ Go in collaboration with Singapore’s EZ-Link, has announced that they both have signed an agreement in which they will be partnering up to develop the Combi Card which enables the consumer to perform electronic payments to services such as tolls, parking, shopping as well as dining in both countries. The aforementioned card, is expected to be available to the consumer starting Q4 of 2019.