TikTok has stated that it is collaborating with Indonesian authorities to address a disagreement that resulted in the suspension of its local operating license. The conflict arose when the company refused to disclose all data related to its live streaming activities during the nationwide protests that occurred in August. By not fully sharing this information, TikTok encountered regulatory challenges that led to the license suspension. The social media platform has confirmed its commitment to resolving the issue through engagement with the Indonesian government.
TikTok Engages with Indonesian Authorities After License Suspension
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