This page presents updated information about internet service restrictions in Indonesia. Various platforms and services may face partial or full blocking due to local regulations and content policies. Keeping track of these restrictions enables users, marketers, and media professionals to plan alternative channels and maintain engagement with audiences in the region.
Indonesia is restricting social media access for users under 16. Authorities cite the risks of addictive algorithms and the need to protect children from harmful content and cyberbullying.
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Reason for the ban (supposedly): temporary ban to prevent misinformation during unrest.
The Indonesian government is introducing restrictions on social media use for users under 16 due to concerns about so-called “addictive algorithms,” which may lead to platform dependency and negatively affect children’s mental health.
Indonesian authorities have temporarily blocked TikTok after casino content was discovered in live streams.
Indonesian authorities temporarily blocked TikTok after revealing casino content in live broadcasts
Indonesia is introducing a ban on social media use for children under 16. The decision is driven by concerns about platform algorithms that may encourage addiction and expose minors to online risks.
Indonesia is limiting social media access for children under 16. The move aims to reduce the impact of “addictive algorithms” and protect minors from harmful online content.
Indonesia blocked Grok to protect women, children, and society from AI-generated inappropriate content.
Reason for the ban: spread of radical propaganda.
