Several foreign PSEs whose services are part of our daily lives but were at risk of being blocked, have registered. However, some Indonesians voiced their opposition against the PSE policy.
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Kominfo will block game developers who have not registered as private Electronic System Operators (PSE), both domestically and abroad. Reportedly, the game "Mobile Legend" and "PlayerUnknown's Battleground".
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The government in 2020 issued a regulation requiring private electronic system operators (PSE Private) or companies/individuals/groups that disseminate electronic information, such as Instagram, to register as PSE. Failure to comply with the regulation will result in access termination.
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Kominfo in 2020 issued a regulation which basically requires PSE private to register. If not, the access will be terminated. However, platforms such as Google, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Netflix had not yet registered.
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The Directorate General of Taxes plans to impose a stamp duty of Rp10,000 on electronic documents in the form of Terms and Conditions for transactions on digital platforms, including e-commerce, with a value of over Rp5 million.
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The House of Representatives Legislative Body on 9 June deliberated the Maternal and Child Welfare Bill (MCH Bill) will be discussed further to be passed into law and included in the list of the 2022 Priority National Legislation Programme (Prolegnas).
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As a response towards the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, major tech companies such as Google, Youtube and Meta are banning Russia.
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The Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) has decided not to renew the work contract of eight employees who are known as the perpetrators behind the bullying case that went viral last year
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Ride-hailing services company Gojek along with its founder Nadiem Makarim were sued over an alleged copyright infringement. The lawsuit was filed by Hasan Azhari on 31 December.
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Dermatologist Richard Lee on 28 December was arrested for the second time. Illegal access to his Instagram account that has been confiscated and is currently investigated as evidence is known as the reason behind the arrest. Evidence tampering is also suspected to be the other reason.
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Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell on 29 December was found guilty by a New York jury on five counts. Maxwell is infamously known as Eipstein’s partner-in-crime who assisted him in his sex scandals
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The verdict for the Stella Monica case was out yesterday (14 December). The court acquitted Stella of slander charges under the ITE Law.
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The KAWS:HOLIDAY exhibition at The Float @ Marina Bay Sands, Singapore ended three days ago. Originally slated to run from 13 to 21 November, the court on 13 November ordered the exhibition to stop
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After 13 years, Britney Spears’ conservatorship has finally ended. This news was announced after Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny terminated the court-ordered arrangement during a hearing last Friday (12 November).
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Terbit Financial Technology last Tuesday (2 November) filed a lawsuit against GoTo in the Central Jakarta Commercial Court, suing the tech company for Rp 2.08 trillion.
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President Joko Widodo attended the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland on Monday (1 November).
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Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology Nadiem Makarim has issued Education, Culture, Research and Technology Ministerial Regulation on Sexual Violence on Campus. Acting Director General of Higher Education Nizam on 27 October confirmed this information. The regulation took effect on 3 September 2021 after ratification.
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A group of news outlets, which consists of The New York Times, CNN and 15 others, on Monday (25 October) stated that they have reviewed the leaked documents brought by Facebook ex-employee and whistleblower
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