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Govt data privacy efforts ‘lacking’
Politics 3 years ago

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Govt data privacy efforts ‘lacking’

Critics are lamenting a “clear lack of understanding” in the state’s latest cybersecurity measures, after a quick response team established to address a recent spate of data leaks played down the sensitivity of the information being circulated.
House ‘prepared’ to open up about data protection bill
Politics 3 years ago

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House ‘prepared’ to open up about data protection bill

Ahead of a meeting with its government counterparts, the House of Representatives has promised to open up the draft personal data protection (PDP) bill that it had been deliberating behind closed doors.
Indonesia tells Google, Netflix, Twitter to register, or be banned
Regulations 3 years ago

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Indonesia tells Google, Netflix, Twitter to register, or be banned

Civil groups call regulations authoritarian, causing public disturbance
Google to delete user location history on US abortion clinic visits
Science & Tech 3 years ago

Google to delete user location history on US abortion clinic visits

Google announced Friday it would delete users' location history when they visit abortion clinics, domestic violence shelters and other places where privacy is sought.
Spotify’s data grab moves listeners to the music
Academia 3 years ago

Spotify’s data grab moves listeners to the music

The power of platforms to suggest content we may like is a boon for convenience, but secrecy around data collection raises troubling questions.
Yearender 2021: Why passing a privacy law is urgent
Society 4 years ago

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Yearender 2021: Why passing a privacy law is urgent

Last year was a banner year for the exposure of personal information, and the lesson learned is that Indonesia needs to adopt a privacy law this year.
Rise of digital banks underscores urgency of data protection law
Business 4 years ago

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Rise of digital banks underscores urgency of data protection law

Established banks have pledged to maintain strong digital security systems and encouraged consumers to take precautions against cyberthreats, but the passage of the stalled bill is deemed crucial, as personal information is increasingly shared in the industry.
COVID-19 apps: Fear of tyranny by data
Opinion 5 years ago

COVID-19 apps: Fear of tyranny by data

Understanding that COVID-19 tracking apps record users’ identities, it is important to be mindful of the privacy risks posed. 
So much distance, so little personal space: A paradox of physical distancing
Lifestyle 5 years ago

So much distance, so little personal space: A paradox of physical distancing

We rely on apps and services from the tech giants for communication in this time of pandemic. But what are the costs?
Indonesia still using Zoom despite security flaws
National 5 years ago

Indonesia still using Zoom despite security flaws

Numerous ministries are still turning to videoconferencing platform Zoom as the best available option to hold press briefings, despite security concerns. Indonesia has yet to develop its own teleconferencing application.
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