No More Compromise! Indonesia’s Ultimatum to Google and Meta Revealed!
Indonesia has officially summoned representatives from Meta and Google over alleged non-compliance with new youth safety laws.
The regulation mandates that "high-risk" digital platforms must deactivate or limit accounts held by children under the age of 16.
Following the March 28, 2026, enforcement date, the government is moving swiftly to penalize companies failing to meet the new standards.
Communications Minister Meutya Hafid warned that failure to implement these curbs could lead to a total block of the platforms in Indonesia
Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube are categorized as "high-risk" due to addictive design and potential exposure to strangers.
The primary goal of the crackdown is to reduce soaring rates of social media addiction and cyberbullying among Indonesia's 70 million minors.
With internet usage reaching over 80% of the population, the government insists on reclaiming "sovereignty over the future of children."
In addition to Google and Meta, the ministry has sent formal warning letters to TikTok and Roblox to ensure full legal alignment.