( September 15, 2026, 04:08 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Indonesia's online child-protection rules have resulted in additional safeguards for about 28 million children's accounts during the first six months of implementation, although some digital platforms still need to meet their obligations, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs said Monday. The ministry said some platforms have introduced concrete child-safety measures, with Roblox singled out for significant changes. X and Pinterest are among 14 services formally classified as high risk, while YouTube, Telegram and Discord are among eight additional services verified as high risk and awaiting formal designation. Digital-service providers have until Dec. 31 to complete mandatory self-assessments, after which the government can determine the risk profiles of services that haven't complied.Statement follows (in Indonesian)....
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