Digital Technology Information in Indonesia: Data Privacy Protection is a Fundamental Right

Abstract

Digital technology has been quickly developing and has been used in the financial sector, such as banking, but the laws in Indonesia have not provided adequate legal protection for data protection for banking consumers. The Indonesian Government has created various cross-sectoral regulations but they have yet to guarantee legal protection for banking consumers. The abundance of regulations provides leeway for violation of consumer rights. In addition, efforts to implement a new system in law-making process, the omnibus law mechanism, have not been able to improve the personal data protection system for the Indonesian people.