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Correspondents Report KOMPAS.com Tri Wahono
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Many have questioned why the Minister of Communications and Information Technology (Communication and Information Minister) Tifatul Sembiring asked Research In Motion (RIM) to filter pornographic content from the BlackBerry Internet Service. Is not RIM have internet connections such as ISP providers in general?
In his Twitter account on Sunday (9/1/2010), Communication and Information Minister then explained that the government is actually at issue. In essence, RIM must still install the software filter pornography according to rules in Indonesia because of all this, he argues, there is a deal between the operators and RIM to not filter content on a BlackBerry.
In fact, mobile operators are unable to filter content on a BlackBerry, as do other Internet services. It recognized the XL, one of the mobile operators who provide BlackBerry services in the country.
"To browse the internet via the BB is not via the operator, but directly through the rim. And, until now RIM has no policies for filtering as requested by the Minister of Communication," said Nadira Febriati, Head of Corporate Communications PT XL Axiata to Kompas.com, Monday (1/10/2011).
Nadira asserted, that RIM is committed to not facilitate the pornographic content. So there is no pornographic content on the BlackBerry application world. Consumers and mobile operators to be the party most anxious about the threat of the Minister of Communications and Information Technology (Communication and Information Minister), which will close the BlackBerry service.
Last week, Minister of Communication ultimatum Research In Motion (RIM) to install pornography filters on the BlackBerry service within two weeks. On the consumer side, many are worried the closure would disrupt their activities, especially not a few who have been using the BlackBerry for business needs. Many, local companies that live off the BlackBerry service.
While on the operator side, blocking the BlackBerry would be potentially cut their income.
"For blocking, is currently in talks with the Government to find the best solution," Nadira protracted.
Monday, January 10, 2011 11:43 pm
Editor: Latif
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