KL and S’gor users assured their information is safe

KLStep was rolled out by DBKL on May 28. — Filepic

KLSTEP, which was launched in the federal capital by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) on May 28, has been welcomed by city folk with some providing suggestions on how it can be improved further.

The data collected via the contact tracing platform is maintained by DBKL’s Information Management Department.

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