Royal Police Malaysia appointed Whoscall to combat fraud and scam phone calls | TechNave

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Scam calls are getting out of hand these days. To tackle the issue, Whoscall has been appointed by the Royal Police Malaysia as the strategic partner to fight against serious fraud crime in Malaysia. This collaboration involves fraud number database sharing from the PDRM CCID portal to Whoscall's data system as an updated and reliable caller ID application for Malaysians.

The partnership between Whoscall and PDRM ramps up the ongoing PDRM Anti-Scam Campaign. Liew Voon Chang, a Malaysia Representative of Gogolook added that Whoscall was specifically developed to act as the first line of defence. According to the latest statistics provided by CCID, a total of 30,560 cases were reported between January and December 2022 compared to 2021 with 31,490 cases.

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