MMA: MySejahtera offers better protection of users’ info


A user scanning the MySejahtera QR code at the Air Selangor headquarters. — ONG SOON HIN/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The use of MySejahtera to record users’ personal information is safer than manual registration or doing it with other applications, said Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) president Dr N. Ganabaskaran.

He said the government’s decision to make MySejahtera mandatory for all businesses nationwide would not only facilitate contact tracing in the event of Covid-19 infections but also better protect customers' information.

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