Legal Literacy - This article discusses the importance of personal data protection in Indonesia and the challenges faced in implementing existing laws and regulations. Despite legislative progress, such as Law Number 27 of 2022 concerning Personal Data Protection and other regulations, there are still many shortcomings in the application of this law, which leads to the risk of personal data breaches and privacy violations.

This article also explains the types of data considered sensitive, including biometric and financial data, and how this data should be protected by companies that organize electronic systems. Furthermore, it also outlines the responsibilities of companies and the rights and obligations of consumers in the face of data leaks. Dispute resolution through litigation and non-litigation channels such as the BPSK is also considered as a way to enforce consumer rights. The article's conclusion emphasizes the importance of cross-sector cooperation and increasing public awareness about the importance of data protection.

Introduction

In today's digital age, technology has become an essential component of everyday life. However, this technological advancement also brings significant risks, including cybercrime that often involves the theft of personal data. In Indonesia, the existence of regulations regarding personal data protection is a frequently debated…