People's Personal Data Research Articles

Perlindungan Data Pribadi Serta Faktor-Faktor Penghambat Penyidikan Tindak Pidana Penyalahgunaan Data Pribadi Studi di Direskrimsus Polda Lampung

The object of discussion in this study is the form of personal data protection and the factors that hinder investigations into criminal acts of misuse of personal data. This research aims to determine the form of protection of people's personal data and the obstacles in the process of investigating misuse of personal data. This research method uses a normative juridical approach because it examines legal aspects and legal rules using literature material. The research specifications use descriptive analysis laws. The research results show that forms of personal data protection in Indonesia exist and are regulated in Law Number 27 of 2022 concerning Personal Data Protection, Law Number 19 of 2016 concerning Amendments to Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions, as well as Government Regulation Number 71 of 2019 concerning Implementation of Electronic Systems and Transactions. The inhibiting factors for the Lampung Regional Police's Ditreskrimsus in carrying out investigations into misuse of personal data include legal instrument factors, apparatus factors, facilities and infrastructure factors, community factors and cultural factors.

Challenges of Indonesian Industrialization and Trade Problems in the Industrial Era 4.0 for the Indonesian Economy and Government Policy Breakthrough

Industry 4.0 was born in 2011, for Indonesia it has brought benefits to industrialization and trade starting from 24-hour production automation, time efficiency because the process is fast and connected to the internet for unlimited distances with the help of internet signals, saving minds because AI-based technology is able to think to answer our questions and the ability to store and provide big data, production and trading costs are clearly more efficient because paperless, sending data without couriers, calculating the use of production inputs is more accurate so it is more economical. However, besides the advantages, there are also many challenging problems in Indonesia, starting from misuse of online media platforms, cyber crime (illegal taking of company data/hacking, misuse of other people's personal data for online fraud and illegal investment) which causes state losses of more than Rp. 232, 646 trillion until 2023. Therefore, the government has issued a policy breakthrough in the form of policies that have a broad impact and legal regulations that provide strict limits and sanctions.

PERLINDUNGAN DATA PRIBADI DITINJAU DARI TEORI PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM DAN TEORI PERLINDUNGAN HAK ATAS PRIVASI

The emergence of Corona-virus 19 (COVID-19) requires the Indonesian government to impose social distancing provisions in the form of laws and regulations so that the Indonesian government can reduce the percentage and rate of spread of COVID-19 in the country. As a result of the social distancing policy, people depend on information technology to support their activities. In using information technology services, technology service providers require technology service users to fill in personal data information and upload personal identity documents. Technology service providers ask for approval from users that the information and documents that have been provided will only be used for the benefit of technology services, will not be used for other things without the consent of technology service users. With regard to the protection of personal data, the Indonesian government issues regulations regarding the protection of personal data. However, recently there has been a leak of people's personal data that is misused by unauthorized parties. This is contrary to one of the obligations of the Indonesian government which must ensure the protection of people's personal data.

The Right of the Consumer to Protect Personal Data and its Implementation

Relevance. The article discusses ways to protect the personal data of the consumer as their subject. It is noted that the risk of violation of the rights of this category of citizens has increased significantly in the era of digitalization. Legislative novelties proposed by the scientific community concerning the recognition of personal data as a personal non-property good are analyzed. Based on the generalization of judicial practice, approaches to assessing the illegality of processing, distribution or use of other people's personal data in decisions on claims for recognition of such actions as violating the provisions of civil legislation are shown. The purpose of the study is to supplement scientific knowledge about ways to protect consumer personal data and improve the quality of law enforcement practice when considering claims in cases of this category. Objectives: to analyze the practice of the Constitutional, Supreme Courts of the Russian Federation, courts of general jurisdiction in cases of consumer personal data protection and to identify problems related to the implementation of this right.Methodology. When writing the work, methods of analysis and synthesis, system-analytical, documentary and formal legal methods were used. The results of the study are theoretical and applied in nature and are aimed at finding optimal solutions for the effective implementation of the consumer's right to personal data protection. The issue of legislative recognition of a person's personal data as a personal intangible good is raised in order to ensure proper restoration of violated rights.The conclusions made in the article, as well as the proposals made, are aimed at continuing scientific developments on the stated topic, are of a debatable nature and allow for a uniform way to resolve problems arising in the implementation of the consumer's right to personal data protection. Conclusion and proposals are aimed at continuing scientific developments on the stated topic, are of a debatable nature and allow solving problems arising in the implementation of the consumer's right to personal data protection in a uniform way.

Kepastian Hukum Atas Kebocoran Data Pribadi Pengguna Aplikasi Online

Technology is essential for human progress. Nowadays, everyone is involved in technology. our personal identity is also stored in the electronic state database system. Various new online applications are created to support human life, making human work easier and faster. to use these online applications, we must register our personal data. However, the more sophisticated the technology, the more ways for criminals to carry out their actions. many hackers carry out their actions to steal other people's personal data, not even hesitating to attack government agencies. With the urgency of personal data theft, Indonesia passed a law governing personal data protection. the new rules are still very new and must be applied properly.

Implementasi Identitas Kependudukan Digital Dalam Upaya Pengamanan Data pribadi

In every public service process, the public is required to fill in personal data in the registration form, both manually and online. Online services provide great benefits because they speed up the service process and can be done anywhere. But on the other hand, providing personal data through online networks is very vulnerable to personal data security. By providing personal data, it is very likely that population data will be misused by irresponsible parties, causing harm to the owner of the personal data. The Department of Population and Civil Registration of Banyumas Regency as a public service agency authorized to issue population documents containing all personal data makes efforts to secure Electronic Identity Card data by implementing an Android-based Digital Population Identity. The purpose of this study was to find out how far the implementation of Digital Population Identity at the Banyumas Regency Population and Registration Office is in an effort to protect people's personal data, the obstacles faced and the benefits to be achieved. This research uses qualitative methods with various relevant sources. The results of the research need for continuous outreach regarding activation procedures and the benefits of applying Digital Citizenship Identity as a substitute for Electronic Identity Cards

Kajian Ilmu Pertahanan dalam Strategi Pertahanan Negara Guna Menghadapi Ancaman Teknologi Digital di Indonesia

This article explains the use of people's personal data to state security data that is currently interconnected and circulating on the internet network. Regulation of the Minister of Defense No. 16 years 2010 which mandated the establishment of a digital technology defense concept in Indonesia. Data surveillance is carried out physically and logically with integrity and upholding confidentiality be able to find illegal processes. Continued with this capacity and capability improvement as a must to be able to continue to innovate and develop because over time the types of threats and challenges will change and develop. As a support, qualified digital or cyber technology system is built first. Thus, it is hoped that the cyber defense strategy in Indonesia can guarantee sovereignty and security for the nation and state. With the aim of developing human resources to meet the needs of personnel in national cybersecurity activities. The Indonesian government has realized that this development requires policy as a measurable and clear legal basis which is then followed by the establishment of a strategic cybersecurity system. Thus, it is hoped that the security of citizens in conducting activities in the digital world can be well guaranteed their rights and obligations.

Disordering Datasets

The application of artificial intelligence (AI) to the behavioral health domain has led to a growing interest in the use of machine learning (ML) techniques to identify patterns in people's personal data with the goal of detecting-and even predicting-conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. This paper investigates the data science practices and design narratives that underlie AI-mediated behavioral health through the situational analysis of three natural language processing (NLP) training datasets. Examining datasets as a sociotechnical system inextricably connected to particular social worlds, discourses, and infrastructural arrangements, we identify several misalignments between the technical project of dataset construction and benchmarking (a current focus of AI research in the behavioral health domain) and the social complexity of behavioral health. Our study contributes to a growing critical CSCW literature of AI systems by articulating the sensitizing concept ofdisordering datasets that aims to productively trouble dominant logics of AI/ML applications in behavioral health, and also support researchers and designers in reflecting on their roles and responsibilities working within this emerging and sensitive design space.

Pertanggungjawaban Pidana Atas Maraknya Tindak Penipuan Vaksinasi Covid-19 Melalui SMS di Indonesia

Development of sophisticated information technology in addition to facilitating community activities, also has bad impact to human’s behaviour, one of them is using technology to commit crimes by disseminating incorrect information related to Covid-19 vaccination using mobile phones via Short Message Service. This is stated to have been experienced by many people in Indonesia, so that is why the problem must be immediately addressed legally for the security of people's personal data. This research aims to know about criminal liability for perpetrators of fraudulent Covid-19 vaccination via SMS in Indonesia and legal protection to victims of the criminal act of fraudulent Covid-19 vaccination via SMS in Indonesia. The problems in this research is examined using normative research methods that analyzed qualitatively descriptively using secondary data from primary, secondary, and tertiary legal materials. Result of this research is indicate that the legal rules regarding fraudulent acts of disseminating information through telecommunication media are applied in Indonesia, so it is necessary to update stricter legal rules for perpetrators of fraudulent acts of spreading hoax information via SMS, so victims who experienced that problem will get proper legal protection.

Legal Consequences of Using Other People's Identity in Online Loans

Online loans that are part of Financial Technology create a new mode of crime, in which perpetrators can use other people's personal data to find the online loans. This action causes losses to the online loan service providers and people whose personal identities are used by the perpetrators to make online loans. For this reason, the problems discussed in this paper are: 1) How is the formulation of fintech based on online loans? 2) How is the protection of personal data in online loans? 3) What are the criminal sanctions for using other people's identities in online loans? To answer these problems, a normative juridical research method is used by using the literature sources as the primary source of legal material. Based on research originating from literature sources, criminal sanctions that can be imposed on perpetrators can be charged with Article 27 paragraph (1), (2), (3) or paragraph (4) of the Law on Information and Electronic Transactions, with a criminal penalty regulated in Article 45 of the Law on Information and Electronic Transactions with a maximum imprisonment of 4 (four) years and/or a maximum fine of Rp. 750,000,000 (seven hundred and fifty million rupiah). Judging from the elements in the criminal act of using false identities in making online loans, the criminal sanctions for using false identities on online loans can be suspected by Article 263 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code regarding the crime of identity fraud, Article 378 of the Criminal Code on fraud, Article 311 paragraph (1) KUHP on slander/defamation.

Polemic of the Application of Electronic Certificates in Indonesia

The purpose of this study is first, to analyze the efficiency of electronic certificates applied in remote areas of Indonesia. Second, to analyze the Land Deed Making Officials are able to compensate in making the Deeds. This research uses normative legal research methods. This research concludes: the issuance of the Regulation of the Minister of Agrarian Spatial Planning of the National Land Agency Number 1 of 2021 concerning Electronic Certificates has a good purpose to assist the community in ownership of their land rights, the existence of electronic certificates is also expected to give a modern and advanced impression for the development of important documents in Indonesia, can be accessed easily by the public and related agencies in carrying out other legal actions. The tendency of disputes due to irresponsible parties can also be minimized such as double certificates, but apart from that all polemics related to electronic certificates also appear among the public and Land Deed Authorities, this polemic gives a doubt due to the security of people's personal data stored by The Ministry of ATR / BPN is feared to leak so that the personal data is misused by irresponsible parties. PPATs who take care of community legal actions in making Land Deeds are also required to improve the performance of their offices to keep up with the changes and developments given by the Ministry of ATR / BPN, so that PPAT has to adjust itself even though in each area the obstacles to internet infrastructure are not all the same speed, as well as electricity infrastructure. which sometimes goes out.

Privasi dalam Dunia Digital (Analisis QS. An-Nur (24): 27 Menggunakan Pendekatan Ma’na-Cum-Maghza)

Abstract: Problems that still often arise in social life today are ethical issues, especially in terms of maintaining privacy, both in the real world and in the virtual world (digital). Starting to lose awareness of asking for permission and waning understanding of the boundaries of privacy has the potential to cause various problems and even criminal acts in the future. So it is important to describe how the Qoran teaches adab isti'dzan (asking permission) to take moral values ​​and practice them in life. Through the ma'na-cum-maghza approach, this paper aims to analyze QS. An-Nur (24): 27 regarding how the Qoran talks about the ethics of asking for permission and its relation to maintaining privacy. This is done in order to prove that the Qoran is still shalih li kulli zaman wa makan (relevant for every time and place) and can be used as a reference in solving contemporary problems. The results of this study indicate that the Qoran through QS. An-Nur (24): 27 not only prohibits entering the house without the permission of the owner, but it can also be understood in the current context that it contains a prohibition not to disturb other people's personal data in the digital world so thatcyber crimecan be avoided.

ANALISIS YURIDIS TENTANG PERETASAN DATA PRIBADI PENUMPANG LION AIR

In the era of information explosion through information technology and communication by means of the internet, information and self-identity is very easy, it can be obtained both for the benefit of the owner of personal data and business interests. One of the cases is the case of the personal data of a Lion Air passenger that has been hacked. The personal data of Lion Group's passengers, namely Marindo Air, Lion Air, Thai Air which covers 7.8 million personal data of passengers from countries including Indonesia, have been hacked by groups of irresponsible people. Legal consequences for victims of Lion Group passengers by hacking of personal data written in Article 26 of the ITE Law which regulates the protection of personal data, but in Article 26 of the Law ITE does not contain a criminal threat that can be imposed on someone when using other people's personal data information without the relevant consent. The personal data protection bill The personal data protection bill is very much needed, that is special protection, because personal data is part of the human rights issue in consideration of the personal data protection draft law .Keywords: Due to the law; Personal Data Hacking; Lion Air Passenger..

A Meta-Analysis of User Perception and Use of Online Digital Platforms in Kenya: Evidence from E-citizen Platform, Kenya

This paper sought to establish the effect of user perception on use of online digital platforms in Kenya with evidence from e-citizen platform in Kenya. This paper conducted a desktop analysis of published papers on user perceptions and the adoption of e-citizen platforms in Kenya. The results revealed that user perception has a significant effect on the adoption and use of online digital platforms. The findings further showed that in various ways that user perceptions especially on digital platforms security and privacy, usefulness, ease of use, complexity, speed, efficiency, and affordability among others significantly influenced the adoption and use of e-citizen platforms in Kenya.
 There is a need for awareness campaigns among the target users. Because of various experiences the user have had with other online platforms, implementers of new platforms have a role to play in changing the use perceptions that targeted user may have due to previous interactions. The increase in the cases of cyber-crimes where malicious people have access to people's personal data has eroded many people's confidence and trust in the online platforms, hence it is a responsibility of the government to guarantee users of these online platforms of their security and privacy to increase adoption and use.

Perceptions of Techniques Used to Personalize Messages Across Media in Real Time.

The amount of online messages that are personalized based on people's characteristics and interests is growing. Due to technological advancements, it has become possible to personalize messages across media in real time. However, little is known about people's perceptions of these different personalization techniques, while this can have important implications for message effectiveness and the privacy debate. A survey with U.S. adults (N = 1,008) showed that in the context of real-time personalization, all personalization techniques are seen as unacceptable and they are all associated with perceptions of surveillance. This applies to all generations, but younger generations are more likely to accept and to perceive less surveillance than older generations. Furthermore, we found that, of all predictors, perceived surveillance and attitudes toward personalization were the strongest predictors of acceptance of all personalization techniques. The results advance theory by differentiating between personalization techniques and introducing privacy cynicism and mobile device dependency as factors that positively relate to acceptance of personalization techniques. Practically, the results contribute to the debate on consumer agency related to people's personal data and inform media literacy programs.

OPTIMALISASI SMART CITY SEBAGAI MEDIA KOMUNIKASI PEMBANGUNAN DI INDONESIA

Cyber city is one of the modern city concepts based on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) which has been widely applied in big cities around the world. This is a result of the increasing need for people who want to access information and communicate easily and quickly. As part of the modern world community, Indonesia is time to apply the concept of cyber city to meet the needs of its citizens in accessing the internet more broadly and is no longer limited to certain groups. Indonesian citizens are now in the information age where everyone has the same opportunity to communicate widely both nationally and internationally. The implementation of cyber city can also help the community in utilizing the sophistication of information technology to support development. This study discusses the optimization of cyber city as a communication media for development in Indonesia. This study uses a qualitative approach. The data collection technique of the researcher uses the literature study method. Cyber city as a development communication media has an important role in supporting development in Indonesia, it needs to be improved development communication technology innovations that are easy to use and useful for the community and increase protection for people's personal data.

A Framework for Homomorphic, Private Information Retrieval Protocols in the Cloud

Professional use of cloud health storage around the world implies Information-Retrieval extensions. These developments should help users find what they need among thousands or billions of enterprise documents and reports. However, extensions must offer protection against existing threats, for instance, hackers, server administrators and service providers who use people's personal data for their own purposes. Indeed, cloud servers maintain traces of user activities and queries, which compromise user security against network hackers. Even cloud servers can use those traces to adapt or personalize their platforms without users' agreements. For this purpose, we suggest implementing Private Information Retrieval (PIR) protocols to ease the retrieval task and secure it from both servers and hackers. We study the effectiveness of this solution through an evaluation of information retrieval time, recall and precision. The experimental results show that our framework ensures a reasonable and acceptable level of confidentiality for retrieval of data through cloud services. Index Terms—Cloud health Storage and Retrieval, Private Information Retrieval, Cloud User Privacy, access control