70 Percent Of Indonesian People Are Active Digitally, The Urgency Of Digital Cultural Is Healthy And Makes Cuan

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Building culture, skills and ethics in the digital world are important things that must be owned by individual Indonesians. Business actors are no exception to shifting introducing products and selling online schemes.

This was revealed in the Webinar Bakti Kominfo discussion with Commission 1 of the Indonesian House of Representatives on Tuesday 27 February.

Member of Commission 1 DPR RI, Rizki Sadiq stated that the digital world makes it easier for us to introduce our products to the public, and can save more funds, because the cost of making advertisements is much cheaper and easier.

"In addition, we must also not give up easily in doing business in the digital space, we must continue to dare to try and continue to try in making videos or photos of content," he said, quoted on Thursday, March 2.

Gun Gun Siswadi, as a digital literacy activist, explained the data that Indonesia had entered the digital era, marked by 212.9 million people (77.0%) of Indonesian society having digital activities.

According to him, the positive change is learning to be younger, because you can find many sources through your cellphone, shopping becomes younger due to the online shopping system,

But the digital era also has a bad influence, a lot of hoaxes are spreading, and like the birth of the phenomenon of "Generation of Bows" They did seem to be gathering, but did not interact in them, they were busy each with their cellphones.

Indonesian people, he continued, must have digital literacy and digital ethics, digital literacy consists of digital skills (understanding and being able to use digital devices properly), digital culture (ordinity to check everything that is received on social media, and must first ensure the truth), digital ethics (we must also maintain our ethics in social media), digital safety (we must be able to filter out what we want to share, and be able to maintain personal data).