E-Consumer Privacy Policy on the Online Marketplace System

Muhammad chusnul khitam; Suisno; Fajar Seto Nugroho; Putri Ainiyatur Rizkiyah

doi:10.30736/ji.v12i1.302

Authors

Muhammad chusnul khitam Law Faculty University Of Islam Lamongan
Suisno Law Faculty University Of Islam Lamongan
Fajar Seto Nugroho Law Faculty University Of Islam Lamongan
Putri Ainiyatur Rizkiyah Law Faculty University Of Islam Lamongan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30736/ji.v12i1.302

Keywords:

Keywords: Digital Economy Era, protecting privacy and personal data

Abstract

Abstract

How should the protection of privacy and personal data in Indonesia be responsive to anticipate changing trends from the traditional economic era to the digital economic era? Rapidly developing information and communication technology is changing the way people run business and/or carry out transactions. Thus, transactions which are known as "e-transaction", "e-commerce" and "e-business" have emerged. Indonesia is now in the era of the digital economy. This claim is supported by the condition of Indonesian society which makes the internet and cell phones a commodity, and these commodities are used by traders and sellers to signify electronic transactions via the internet network. This requires that the laws governing these activities can follow or even anticipate developments into the Digital Economy Era.

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