Keep your head down when it comes to government posts

[Hawk256]

Just wanted to remind everyone to be careful what you say on the Internet about the Indonesian government. Especially if you use your real name for something like a Facebook page. I know someone being investigated very throughly that started out as a Facebook post that someone reported to the Indonesian government. Not a lot I can say right now since the case is still on going but just remember that foreigners are guests here and criticizing the government is a quick way to be shown the door out.

 

[marcus]

... Preventing legal problems related to social media requires conscious effort and careful consideration of what you post online. The most effective approach is to assume that every post you make will be seen by law enforcement, employers, and others who might use the content against you...(from https://www.hamptonroadslawteam.com/can-you-be-charged-with-a-crime-based-on-social-media-posts/)

... 'But, what if I'm anonymous?'... "People think if they post under an anonymous account, they can't be found.'
"You can be found, we uncover so many anonymous trolls. You've just got to be so careful what you write."...(from https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-57280095)

 

[snpark]

No such thing as anonymous. Even Atlantis can tell us which Starbucks you are sitting in when you post. And from your mobile number McDonald's will happily confirm your address and last order to me. Every mall has your photo and number plate. So not really so anonymous

 

[Helpful Herbert]

Can you be prosecuted for sarcasm?

 

[Hawk256]

Can you be prosecuted for sarcasm?

If it made the wrong person angry, probably so. They are really digging deep with this investigation. Not sure what the end game is but they aren't playing around.

 

[Balifrog]

Common sense....
I have no FB, no Insta, and sure no Tiktok