JAKARTA, July 18 — Indonesia urged tech companies today to register under new licensing rules, or run the risk of having their platforms blocked, with data showing many big tech...
JAKARTA, July 18 — Indonesia urged tech companies today to register under new licensing rules, or run the risk of having their platforms blocked, with data showing many big tech firms such as Google and Meta had yet to comply days out from July 20 deadline.
As of today, more than 5,900 domestic companies and 108 foreign companies had registered, including short-video app TikTok and music streaming firm Spotify, according to communications ministry data. The government says the new rules have been formulated to ensure internet service providers protect consumer data, and that online content is used in a “positive and productive” way.
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