AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybersecurity & Privacy: Security experts say fitness app Strava can expose “pattern of life” details by mapping public runs from NZDF staff across bases in New Zealand and overseas, warning NZDF lacks a specific policy to stop the risk. Aviation Connectivity: SES and Royal Brunei Airlines have finished installing RB SkyConnect inflight Wi‑Fi across the airline’s Airbus A320 fleet, bringing multi-orbit satellite connectivity to all A320neo aircraft in service. Consumer Tech: Apple Music finally launches in Brunei (plus Pakistan, Albania and Burkina Faso) after an 11-year wait, while the Android app gets a “Liquid Glass” redesign in beta. Mobile Networks: Ericsson reports strong demand in the Philippines for guaranteed 5G performance, with many users willing to pay a premium for reliable connectivity. Regional Digital Economy: ASEAN is pushing the ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) toward signature, aiming to boost the region’s digital economy to multi-trillion levels by 2030. Mobility & Local Business: Subaru returns to Brunei with an authorised showroom by Imperial Motors, while Mazda’s all-new CX-5 is officially launched locally with updated tech and comfort features.
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