Why a privacy law is needed


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.

The cyberattacks on state institutions, from website defacements to data breaches, happened during the coronavirus pandemic when people relied more on digital technology but without proper regulations protecting their personal data.

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