The Government is preparing a national artificial intelligence ethics framework that classifies AI into unacceptable-, high-, and low-risk categories and requires users, sector actors, and ministries/institutions to apply minimum safeguards. Sector actors must, among others, manage risks throughout the AI lifecycle and ensure transparency and accountability, while nine ethical values will guide AI development and use. Ministries/institutions and sector actors will have two years to prepare for implementation once the framework is enacted.

This Decree establishes guidelines for supervising online tobacco and e-cigarette advertising, covering influencer content, product placement, brand imagery, and promotional user-generated content. Commercial Platforms must comply with age-verification, warning, and personal data protection requirements, while limiting product listings to permitted information.

Regulation 27/2026 requires partnerships between Drivers and Application Companies to be based on a Platform Partnership Agreement, with existing agreements to be adjusted by 31 December 2026. Application Companies must ensure fee transparency, real-time payment of Drivers? earnings, fair algorithm use, and Drivers? social security and safety protection. The digital platform application service fee is capped at 8% of the transportation service fee, with separate service records and related system and document adjustments required by the same deadline.

A Draft Bill on One Data Indonesia (Satu Data Indonesia ? ?SDI?) would elevate SDI from its previous framework to the statutory level and extend it beyond government agencies to corporations. The Draft Bill introduces national data sovereignty and cross-border transfer requirements, security audits, 24-hour incident reporting, fees for restricted data access and criminal penalties of up to 15 years? imprisonment, with corporate fines based on the applicable criminal fine category.

The Constitutional Court (Mahkamah Konstitusi ? ?MK?) has pronounced four decisions business actors should watch. Business actors must now display color labels and symbols on packaged food and beverages containing sugar, salt, and fat. The Government may only terminate access after issuing a digital notification or written notice with reasons. The MK also clarified the forum for contested bankruptcy claims and interpreted ?Level II Region? for consumer dispute agencies as "regency/municipality".

The Ministry of Communication and Digital has issued a new circular mandating mobile cellular network operators to protect users' unused internet quotas, formally classifying them as intangible assets. Operators are strictly prohibited from charging additional fees for active period extensions and must offer flexible data rollover, compensation, or refund options, backed by monthly compliance reporting requirements.

This Regulation integrates the online store into the E-catalog framework and introduces MIP to support the funding, development, operation, and maintenance of the E-catalog and E-purchasing infrastructure. It also establishes structured product curation through designated curators and expands the scope of E-purchasing where goods or services are available in the E-catalog, subject to specified exceptions.

The Draft Amendment strengthens Providers? obligations on financial resilience, credit scoring, liquidation preparedness, business cessation, portfolio transfers, fraud prevention, and funding selection, while introducing new classifications for Funders and Provider performance tiers. It also retains the 85% foreign ownership cap, subject to specified exemptions and temporary flexibility.

The Draft Amendment expands the Organization of Financial Sector Technological Innovation (Inovasi Teknologi Sektor Keuangan/ITSK) framework to cover Digital Asset Financial Service Institutions (Lembaga Jasa Keuangan ? ?LJK?), Crypto Asset LJKs, Non-Crypto Digital Financial Asset LJKs, ITSK Providers, and Registered Participants, while introducing ?certain recommendations? as a new Sandbox outcome. It also strengthens reporting, sanctions, business planning, operational controls, exit procedures, and shareholder responsibility for certain outstanding obligations.

Decree of the Minister of Health No. HK.01.07/MENKES/951/2026 establishes a comprehensive compliance framework for software-based medical devices, requiring manufacturers and distributors to meet licensing, quality management, and lifecycle risk management standards. Imported medium- to high-risk artificial intelligence-based software is subject to local clinical validation.