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Indonesia prepares fines in digital child safety rules

JAKARTA: The Communications and Digital Ministry has finished drafting policies on penalties for social media platforms that fail to comply with Indonesia's Child Protection in Digital Space Regulation, known as PP TUNAS, ranging from fines to full access blocking.

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JAKARTA: The Communications and Digital Ministry has finished drafting policies on penalties for social media platforms that fail to comply with Indonesia’s Child Protection in Digital Space Regulation, known as PP TUNAS, ranging from fines to full access blocking.

After reviewing compliance six months after the regulation took effect in March, Communications and Digital Minister Meutya Hafid noted several platforms, including Meta’s Facebook, Instagram and Threads; Alphabet Inc.’s YouTube and ByteDance’s TikTok, had yet to fully meet their obligations.

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