I said the OEM Privacy Glass ban was in conjunction with the tinting ban issue, not the other way round.
As for bans on tint, it is not only Malaysian road transport that ban on all tinted windows in any passenger vehicle, except for commercial vehicles applied under different rules. Even Australia has the same policy, ban on tints, and has NOTHING to do with kopi-o or whatsoever.
It is the local dodgy traffic officer that request for illegal bribes, and the fact that, you all, who participate as a briber pays or incites to commit a wrongful act which you have clear knowledge on.
You know it is wrong and illegal to have a tint, so don't do it. When you get caught, pay from your own action, otherwise, you can bribe (in Malaysia) and then not complain about it.
If you want to complaint, just live a happy life under the clear sunny windows and no dodgy traffic police will harass you. Simple as that. No point crying over spilt milk here.
If you have a V-Cool, S-Cool or whatever-Cool claiming to be legal, check with your local transport department JPJ, if you claim have more than 80% light penetration as compliance to the tinting rules, which under any conditions, any weather, any sky, you can always challenge the officer and take the matter to the court. If the manufacturer of the tint claims they are legal for road use, it may be applicable to the country they are made in, not in Malaysia, unless otherwise clarified and certified by our own JPJ, which in this case, will never be successful, because they will claim any sorts of tint is illegal.
Again, if you are willing to pay the traffic officers for the offends that the officers claims, it is obvious that, you know you are wrong, which is why you pay. If I know I am not wrong and I have all the proper certification and documents to stand by me, I would be a man and challege the system.
And again, for OEM Privacy Glass ban, if they have the rights and reasons to apply ban rules for tinted windows, it automatically applies on them as well. Fact is, you shouldn't have dark window screen on your car.