Privacy in a House of Glass: Demanding Accountability for Spyware Use in Indonesia
Privacy in a House of Glass: Demanding Accountability for Spyware Use in Indonesia
Thursday, 4 Jun 2026
This research was prepared to provide a more comprehensive understanding of spyware, including its characteristics, operating mechanisms, and implications for privacy and civil liberties. In addition, the study seeks to examine how the use of spyware has evolved in both global and national contexts, as well as the extent to which existing legal frameworks are capable of anticipating and controlling its potential misuse.
R E L A T E D A R T I C L E
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2026
Political campaigns by political parties in the digital era leverage large amounts of data to target and influence voters, raising concerns about data protection and privacy.
Sunday, 19 Dec 2021
Mapping Problems and Challenges of Consumer Access to Redress in Indonesia: Recomendations for Strengthening and Developing Consumer Redress Mechanism