Indonesian Communications and Digital Minister Meutya Hafid said Thursday that Google’s YouTube platform has not complied with Jakarta’s ban on social media accounts for children under 16 and could face “sanctions” if it does not begin meeting its obligations under the law.
Indonesia banned access to “high risk platforms” for children under 16 in March. In response to criticism that the government was dumping a massive unfunded mandate on social media companies without much warning, Hafid said “the process will be done gradually until all platforms perform their obligations.”
“The basis is clear. Our children face increasingly real threats…
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