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Indonesia blocked the largest stores of computer video games, cook for a couple D epic games, in addition to services such as PayPal and Yahoo from the country.
as reported Reuterscompanies have not met the new requirements for content moderation in the country.
Why did Indonesia ban these services?
Under the rules, companies deemed “private electronic systems providers” must register with a government database to operate in the country or face a nationwide ban.
Indonesia he gave companies until July 27, and has since banned those who haven’t.
This requirement is part of an umbrella law called MR5 that was first passed in 2020. As noted in the media report, the laws give the government Indonesia the ability to obtain data about specific users, as well as forcing companies to remove content that “interferes”. public order” or considered illegal. The platforms have four hours to take action on “urgent” takedown requests, or 24 hours for any other content.
Indonesians without computer games
blocking cook for a couple D epic games banned Indonesians from accessing the world’s most famous video games such as Fortnite, Dota 2 or CS:GO. In addition, Origin has also been included in the blocks.
Companies will still be able to process their registration in the country database in order to return to work in Indonesia. Many Indonesians demonstrated against the law express their disagreement with the actions of the government.
Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, TikTok, Twitter, Netflix and Spotify signed up for the license last week and they are all still available.
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