- asean.bernama.com reports: Indonesia is set to implement a comprehensive regulation aimed at protecting children online, as reported by Bernama.
- These new rules are slated to begin enforcement starting in March 2026.
- The regulation is described as "comprehensive" to ensure thorough online safety measures for children.
- Digital platforms operating within the country have been urged to prepare for the upcoming changes.
- Bernama stated that the Communication and Digital Affairs Minister specifically called for platforms to ensure full compliance with the new regulations.
Indonesia to Enforce Child Online Safety
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Indonesia is set to implement a comprehensive new regulation aimed at safeguarding children online, with enforcement slated to begin in March 2026. Digital platforms operating within the country are urged to prepare for these significant changes and ensure full compliance, as mandated by the Communication and Digital Affairs Minister.
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