Well, it said that the sites had to register and any site not registered in the database had to be blocked by the ISPs. So, if TikTok, for example, was register

Well, it said that the sites had to register and any site not registered in the database had to be blocked by the ISPs. So, if TikTok, for example, was registered, and then next month the government decides they don’t like TikTok anymore, they can remove it from the database and poof, it is gone for anyone that uses an Indonesian ISP. At least, that’s what I picked up from reading the article.