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Online child exploitation fears linger in Indonesia despite planned social media restrictions - The Straits Times
Online child exploitation fears linger in Indonesia despite planned social media restrictions. The Straits Times reports that these concerns persist even as the government intends to implement new regulations on social media platforms. The measures aim to curb the spread of harmful content, but experts worry they may not be sufficient to protect children from exploitation. The ongoing digital landscape presents challenges in effectively monitoring and controlling online activities that could endanger minors. Authorities are reportedly working on strategies to enhance enforcement and collaboration with tech companies to address the issue comprehensively.
17 Mar, 07:30 — 17 Mar, 07:30
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