1. The Impact of Social Media Networking On Privacy Protection in Indonesia Sinta Dewi. Faculty of Law, University Padjadjaran, Bandung, Indonesia The 3 rd ASPN Conference, University of Hong Kong, 8-9 July, 2013

2. Introduction FACE BOOK USER IN INDONESIA upper middle class people students, lecturers, workers, politicians and some national figures 60 % of Internet User

4. SOCIOLOGICAL INFORMATION SOCIETY EXPOSE EVERYTHING INCLUDING PERSONAL DATA DOES NOT REALLY VALUE PRIVACY

5. Poling Kompas, Face Book and Personal Data 21,7 % Man 20,2 % Woman No Privacy 27,1 % Man 16,8 % Woman Keep the Privacy 7,1 % Laki-Laki

6. Woman 47,3 % Do not Care about their privacy and like to expose their personal data Dayly activities, foto uploadShare to the public

7. Woman Respondent Keep their Privacy 14,2 % Privacy setting

8. CRIME During January until February 2010, the National Commission for Protection of Child received 36 reports regarding the case of children and adolescents who are victims of crime through Facebook network Child Abduction

9. Privacy Protection Your Subtopics Go Here Constitution Human Right ActICPPR Raticifaction

10. CONSTITUTION Constitution does not specifically provide the right to privacy The word privacy appears in one statutes

11. Constitutional Court INTERPRETED PRIVACY IS PROTECTED IN INDONESIA THE WORDS PRIVACY APPEARS

12. International Legal Obligation HUMAN RIGHTS INSTRUMENT APEC PRIVACY FRAMEWORK ASEAN HUMAN RIGHTS DECLARATION

13. Every person has the right to be free from arbitrary interference with his or her privacy, family, home or correspondence including personal data, or to attacks upon that person’s honour and reputation. Every person has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.

14. PERSONAL DATA GOVERNMENT PRIVATE COMPANIES

15. Government E-government E-Identity Program

16. The entire telematics applications also can only work if you are a personal private data entered in the database first.

17. DIRECT MARKETING BANKING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

18. EXISITING REGULATION ON PERSONAL DATA Protection ? GENERAL SECTORAL NOT SPECIFIC