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View all search resultsSeveral tech companies have expressed their commitment to working with the Indonesian government in creating a safe digital environment for children, following the plan to impose age restrictions on social media platforms to follow in the footsteps of Australia.
Despite a decade of tightening rules on what is allowed and what is not in Indonesia’s burgeoning peer-to-peer (P2P) lending industry, the fintech segment meant to improve financial inclusion is still riddled with risks for both lenders and borrowers.
An in-house workers union has issued a scathing statement demanding the scandal-ridden company to call off the mass layoff planned for next month, maintain its operations and review potential business lines, as well as publish a clarification on an ongoing investigation into alleged fraud.
The Industry Ministry is set to meet with an Apple executive on Jan. 7-8 to hash out a new deal so the US tech giant can sell the iPhone 16 to Indonesian consumers by complying with local content rules, with a possibility for the investment ministry to take the lead if it opts to set up a local production factory instead.
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