• Grab issued a clarification aimed at addressing concerns in Taiwan over data security, market competition, public interest issues tied to its proposed transaction.
• Commitment to comply with Taiwan’s data governance and cybersecurity rules, including the Personal Data Protection Act, for any future operations.
• Core app data stored on AWS in secure data centers outside mainland China, with primary storage in Singapore; access limited through controls such as rights management, audit monitoring.
• Independent Taiwan-based experts engaged to review practices tied to any Taiwan operations.
• Grab Maps partnership with Huawei does not cover Taiwan, with no user data involved; Uber stake put at about 13% of ordinary shares with less than 4% voting rights as of Jan. 31, 2026.

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