Why it matters
The allegations raise concerns about surveillance and government security in a major Southeast Asian country. No direct effect on U.S. security or businesses is reported.
SECURITY & DEFENSE • INDONESIA
Indonesia considers palace security checks after illegal wiretap discovery
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Indonesia plans tighter controls on state surveillance equipment and is considering searches of the presidential palace for listening devices, a minister said. The measures follow the discovery of illegal wiretaps and the arrest of four senior police officers accused of unauthorized monitoring.
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