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October 10, 2025JIHKOpen Access

Legal Protection of E-Commerce Consumers’ Personal Data Under Indonesian Law

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IMIsak Semuel Kejne MansawanJSJonhi SassanJBJ.-P. Bernard

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Overview

Analysis of the PDP Law's effectiveness in protecting personal data for e-commerce consumers, suggesting compliance challenges and legal awareness gaps.

Key Points

  • Implementation of the PDP Law faces significant challenges, especially regarding compliance and legal awareness.
  • Findings indicate low legal literacy among consumers, which hampers their understanding of personal data rights.
  • The study reveals overlaps between the PDP Law and the ITE Law, raising concerns over jurisdiction and enforcement.
  • Without strong institutional support and public legal education, the PDP Law may fail to protect consumer privacy effectively.

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Mansawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e962596210319498c30080https://doi.org/10.46924/jihk.v7i1.320
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