Tested earlier around 10pm, can download now but not back to original speed yet. Probably at 20-30% of normal download speed only. Good thing is no more stuck at waiting.

I'll only be back in Malaysia on Friday so can't check my speeds yet,, but judging from the response here, I think it should all be good now. Big thanks to jin_akira for starting the thread and to the other posters for their responses.

Oh oh. Happened to my unifi again- extremely slow download speed. It was ok yesterday. Browsing websites are ok.
8.56pm now. 18th August. Anyone can confirm their speed?

happened to me before, all i did was reboot then it worked again

Maxis Fibre user here. Experiencing the same issue. However, I did managed to update the phone apps but at a ultra slow speed.

Slow down is back again for me, unifi 5.
Updating apps is super slow since afternoon...

Still slow, I tried downloading a new 90mb app. After 15mins not even 50% progress..
KL area. If i'm the only person reporting then maybe isolated case la

Any1 still experiencing slow download? Is still took me very long to download/update even though the speed is fine.

Yup, same. Unifi only. Updating a 35MB app took more than 5 minutes. Celcom 4G speeds are normal. Someone contact Unifi Support via their twitter. They need to resolve this before iOS 9 hits tomorrow or users will be waiting till 2046 for their apps to get redownloaded after the OS update.

Update:
It seems my download speeds are back to normal, or at least quite close to normal.

Try using tm auto assign dns.

is it bcos of this matter:

https://www.tm.com.my/OnlineHelp/Announceme...D_SERVICES.aspx

Dear Valued Customers,

Telekom Malaysia Berhad ™ wishes to inform that as part of its continuous effort to enhance its customer experience, we have upgraded our Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure for  our broadband services. This activity was applied automatically and does not require any configuration on the customer's side.

However, if you have modified the DNS setting of your modem, Residential Gateway (RG) or any other related device, please set the setting to "auto-assign" to be serviced by the upgraded DNS.

Please be informed that following this exercise, TM will decommission its previous DNS with IP address 202.188.1.5 in stages starting from September 2015 until November 2015. Customers who have manually set their DNS to this DNS may face difficulty in accessing the Internet. Therefore, we would like to advise our customers to set your DNS setting to "auto-assign" to ensure uninterrupted experience.

For further enquiries or assistance, please get in touch with us via e-mail to help@tm.com.my or tweet us @TMConnects.

Thank you.

Basically, doing no.2 = no.3 - meaning that setting your router to obtain DNS automatically from your ISP means to let the TM  auto-assign your DNS.  Only router settings will affect all devices on the network, which you can always override via settings on your devices if you wish to, which you have done on your desktop and laptop as you said. Just double check your router settings to make sure it is indeed set to retrieve the DNS automatically from ISP.

Fwiw, I'm still using a combination on OpenDNS and Google DNS  can now download at default speeds, so I'm not sure if this really is the issue here.

If you did not make any changes it should connect to the ISP's issued DNS automatically. I can't say since I don't have your router, but maybe you can try reading this; http://setuprouter.com/router/asus/rt-n10/dns.htm I know it's not the same model as yours but the GUI should be similar.

What you're doing is the reverse though. In that link, they're switching from automatic DNS to manual, but in your case you want it to be automatic. SO just follow the guide until you go to the WAN DNS Setting part and make sure the "Connect to DNS server automatically" option is set to Yes.

**if you're unsure, just take a screenshot and post it here.

Also, sometimes certain devices won't use the new DNS servers unless you reboot them. This doesn't affect smartphones, but just in case, each time you make any changes to your network, just disable your iPhone's wifi for a few seconds before turning it back on again (or just turn on airplane mode for a bit and then turn it off).

If you did not make any changes it should connect to the ISP's issued DNS automatically. I can't say since I don't have your router, but maybe you can try reading this; http://setuprouter.com/router/asus/rt-n10/dns.htm I know it's not the same model as yours but the GUI should be similar.

What you're doing is the reverse though. In that link, they're switching from automatic DNS to manual, but in your case you want it to be automatic. SO just follow the guide until you go to the WAN DNS Setting part and make sure the "Connect to DNS server automatically" option is set to Yes.

**if you're unsure, just take a screenshot and post it here.

Also, sometimes certain devices won't use the new DNS servers unless you reboot them. This doesn't affect smartphones, but just in case, each time you make any changes to your network, just disable your iPhone's wifi for a few seconds before turning it back on again (or just turn on airplane mode for a bit and then turn it off).

^ Like I said earlier, I don't think it's a DNS issue.

It's the same issue we experienced at the beginning of this thread. You guys with Twitter accounts need to spam TM support channel. It seems the problems are intermittent. It was back to normal for me last night but a few minutes ago I tried to update Pocket and Scanbot (total 70+ MB) and it took almost 10 minutes.

As for which DNS server you have to use, that's entirely up to you. Since you already set the DNS manually on your desktops, then you can just leave the router as it is. You can also set Your preferred DNS on iOS devices if you want. That way the corrupt government cannot prevent you from reading Sarawak Report =P

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They are still investigating. Sigh..