Privacy Policy
At Inframe News, we are committed to respecting and protecting the privacy of our readers, visitors, and users. This Privacy Policy explains how Inframe News collects, uses, processes, and safeguards information obtained through our website and related digital services. We recognize the importance of maintaining the confidentiality and security of personal information and strive to handle such information responsibly and transparently.
This Privacy Policy applies to all visitors and users who access or interact with the Inframe News website, regardless of the device, platform, or method used to access our content. It describes the types of information that may be collected during your interaction with our website, as well as the purposes for which such information may be processed. By providing this information, we seek to ensure that our data practices are clearly communicated and understood.
Inframe News may collect certain information automatically when you visit or use our website, while other information may be provided voluntarily through specific interactions or services. The information we collect may be used to operate, maintain, improve, and secure our website, deliver relevant content, and understand how visitors engage with our services. We take reasonable measures to ensure that information is processed in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and recognized privacy principles.
This Privacy Policy also explains the rights and choices available to individuals regarding their personal information and the circumstances under which information may be disclosed to third parties or service providers. We may update our privacy practices from time to time to reflect changes in our services, technology, legal requirements, or operational processes. Visitors are encouraged to review this Privacy Policy periodically to remain informed about how Inframe News handles information collected through its website.
Information We Collect
Inframe News may collect personal information that you voluntarily provide when submitting forms, contacting us, subscribing to services, participating in website features, or otherwise interacting with our website. Depending on the purpose of the form or interaction, this personal information may include your full name, email address, telephone number, mobile phone number, postal address, organization or company name, and other contact details that you choose to provide. In most forms available throughout the Inframe News website, your name, email address, and telephone or mobile phone number may be requested as standard contact information. Additional personal information may be collected when it is reasonably necessary to process your request, provide a particular service, respond to your communication, or administer a specific website feature.
Information submitted through forms may also include the contents of messages, inquiries, feedback, complaints, requests, submissions, applications, or other communications that you voluntarily send to Inframe News. Where applicable, you may also provide information contained in uploaded documents, attachments, photographs, or other materials submitted through a website form or communication channel. The specific information requested may vary depending on the purpose of the form, and visitors are responsible for ensuring that the information they submit is accurate and appropriate for the intended purpose. Inframe News may retain this information as reasonably necessary to manage the relevant communication, request, service, or administrative process.
In addition to personal information that you voluntarily provide, Inframe News may automatically collect certain information that is classified as non-personal or technical information from the moment you first access our website. This information may include your IP address, browser type, browser version, operating system, device type, screen resolution, language preferences, time zone, internet service provider, network information, referring website, the date and time of access, and other technical characteristics associated with your browser or device. Such information may be collected automatically even when you do not submit a form, create an account, contact us, or otherwise provide personal information directly to Inframe News.
Inframe News may also automatically collect information relating to your activity and behavior while using the website, including the pages you visit, articles you read, links you click, search terms entered on the website, navigation paths, time spent on pages, frequency of visits, interactions with website features, and other usage patterns. We may collect information about the web page you visited immediately before accessing Inframe News and the page you visit after leaving our website when such information is made available through standard web technologies. This information is generally used in an aggregated or technical manner to understand website usage, measure content performance, identify technical issues, improve navigation, analyze audience engagement, and maintain the reliability and security of our services.
Our website may automatically collect information through cookies, web beacons, pixels, local storage, server logs, and similar technologies. These technologies may record information such as session identifiers, browser settings, device characteristics, pages viewed, interaction history, and other technical or usage information associated with your visit. Some of these technologies may be operated by Inframe News, while others may be provided by third-party services used for analytics, advertising, security, performance monitoring, content delivery, or other website functionality. The collection of this information begins when the website is accessed and may continue during subsequent interactions, subject to the technologies enabled on the website and the settings of your browser or device.
The non-personal information collected automatically from visitors may be combined, analyzed, or processed with other technical and statistical information for legitimate operational purposes. This may help Inframe News understand how visitors access the website, determine which content receives attention, evaluate website performance, identify abnormal or potentially harmful activity, troubleshoot technical problems, and improve the structure, functionality, and overall user experience of the website. Although this information may not directly identify you by name, certain technical data, including an IP address or device-related identifier, may in some circumstances be capable of being associated with a particular user or device when combined with other information. For this reason, Inframe News may treat certain technical information as personal information where applicable laws require such treatment.
How We Use Information
The information collected by Inframe News is used primarily to operate the website and provide visitors with access to our content, features, communications, and services. Personal information such as your name, email address, telephone number, mobile phone number, and other information submitted through our forms may be used to identify you, respond to your inquiries, process your requests, provide the service or information you have requested, and maintain appropriate records of your interactions with us. The information contained in messages, submissions, attachments, or other communications may also be reviewed and processed for the specific purpose for which it was provided.
Inframe News may use the information you provide to communicate with you regarding your inquiries, requests, submissions, subscriptions, or other interactions with our website. Your contact information may be used to send responses, confirmations, service-related notices, administrative messages, updates, or other communications that are directly related to your interaction with Inframe News. Where you have voluntarily subscribed to a particular communication or where applicable law permits such use, we may also use your contact information to provide newsletters, announcements, editorial updates, or other information that may be relevant to your interests.
The additional non-personal and technical information automatically collected from the moment you first access Inframe News is primarily used to understand how the website is accessed, used, and experienced by visitors. Information such as your IP address, browser type, operating system, device characteristics, referring page, access time, pages viewed, articles read, links clicked, navigation patterns, and other technical or usage data may be analyzed to measure website traffic and determine how visitors interact with our content. This information enables us to identify popular content, understand general audience behavior, evaluate website performance, and make informed improvements to the website.
Inframe News may use automatically collected technical information to monitor the functionality, stability, compatibility, and performance of the website across different browsers, devices, operating systems, and network environments. This information can help us identify technical errors, diagnose performance problems, investigate unexpected behavior, improve page loading and website responsiveness, and ensure that our content and features remain accessible to visitors. The same information may also be used to determine whether particular website features are functioning as intended and to support the continued maintenance and development of our digital infrastructure.
The information collected through cookies and similar technologies may be used to remember certain browser or website preferences, maintain sessions, understand recurring visits, measure interactions, and support specific website functions. These technologies may also allow Inframe News and relevant service providers to analyze how visitors move through the website, which pages they access, how frequently they return, and how they interact with particular content or features. Depending on the technologies implemented on the website, this information may also be used for analytics, advertising measurement, audience analysis, content optimization, or other purposes associated with the operation and development of our website.
Information may also be used to maintain the security and integrity of Inframe News and to identify, investigate, prevent, or respond to potentially harmful, unauthorized, fraudulent, abusive, or unlawful activity. Technical information, including IP addresses, device information, access records, and activity patterns, may be analyzed to detect suspicious behavior, protect against malicious traffic, prevent unauthorized access, investigate security incidents, and safeguard our website and its visitors. Where necessary, information may be used to enforce our policies, protect our systems and infrastructure, and assist in the investigation of activities that may threaten the security or proper operation of Inframe News.
Inframe News may further use collected information to comply with applicable laws, regulations, legal obligations, lawful requests, and legal processes. Information may be processed where reasonably necessary to establish, exercise, or defend legal rights, respond to governmental or regulatory authorities, investigate suspected violations, resolve disputes, or protect the rights, property, safety, and legitimate interests of Inframe News and other individuals. The information may be used for these purposes only to the extent reasonably necessary and permitted under applicable law.
Information collected by Inframe News may also be combined, analyzed, aggregated, anonymized, or otherwise de-identified for statistical, analytical, editorial, technical, research, and business purposes. Such processing allows us to identify broader trends, understand readership patterns, evaluate the effectiveness of our content and website features, and make decisions concerning future improvements to Inframe News. Where information has been processed so that it no longer reasonably identifies a particular individual, it may be used for these purposes in accordance with applicable laws and our operational requirements.
Information Security
Inframe News takes reasonable administrative, technical, and operational measures in connection with the handling of information collected through our website, but we do not provide any guarantee, warranty, or representation that your personal information will be completely secure at all times. Any information transmitted through the internet, submitted through our forms, sent by email, or otherwise provided through digital channels may be exposed to risks that are beyond our reasonable control. Accordingly, you acknowledge that the transmission and storage of personal information through online services involves inherent risks, and Inframe News cannot guarantee that such information will remain protected against every possible security threat, unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, loss, misuse, or destruction.
The security measures we use may include reasonable procedures intended to protect the information maintained within systems operated by or on behalf of Inframe News. However, no website, server, network, electronic transmission, storage system, or other digital environment can be guaranteed to be completely secure or immune from unauthorized access, technical failures, cyberattacks, malware, data breaches, or other security incidents. The effectiveness of any security measure may also depend on circumstances outside our control, including the security of third-party service providers, internet infrastructure, the visitor's device, browser, network connection, and account credentials where applicable.
Visitors should therefore understand that providing personal information to Inframe News is undertaken at their own risk to the extent permitted by applicable law. We strongly encourage visitors to use appropriate security practices when accessing our website, including maintaining updated browsers and devices, using secure internet connections, protecting their email and account credentials, and avoiding the submission of unnecessary or highly sensitive information through publicly accessible forms or communication channels. Inframe News is not responsible for security weaknesses, vulnerabilities, or incidents arising exclusively from circumstances, systems, services, networks, devices, or actions that are outside our reasonable control.
Where Inframe News becomes aware of a security incident affecting information in our possession or control, we may take reasonable steps that we consider appropriate under the circumstances to investigate the incident, mitigate its potential effects, secure affected systems, and comply with any applicable legal or regulatory requirements. Any response to a security incident will depend on the nature, scope, severity, and circumstances of the event, as well as the systems and information involved. Nothing in this Privacy Policy should be interpreted as creating an absolute obligation or guarantee that Inframe News will prevent, detect, or eliminate every security incident involving information collected through our website.
Third-Party Privacy Policies
In connection with the information collected and used as described above, Inframe News relies on several independent third-party services to support the hosting, communication, analytics, security, statistics, and spam prevention functions of our website. These services may process certain information generated when you visit, access, or interact with Inframe News, depending on the specific service and how it is configured on our website. The third-party services currently used by Inframe News include WordPress.com, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, Google reCAPTCHA, Jetpack Stats, and Akismet.
Inframe News uses WordPress.com to host and operate the technical infrastructure of the website, allowing our articles, pages, files, and other website components to be delivered to visitors through the internet. In connection with hosting and infrastructure functions, WordPress.com may process technical information associated with website requests, including information necessary to deliver content, maintain website availability, support performance, and operate security features. The processing of information by WordPress.com is governed by its own privacy policy, terms of service, and applicable data-processing practices.
Inframe News uses Mailchimp to manage newsletter subscriptions and send email newsletters or other communications to visitors who voluntarily provide their information for these purposes. Information submitted through newsletter forms, including your name, email address, and other relevant subscription information, may be transferred to Mailchimp so that subscriptions can be managed and communications can be delivered. Mailchimp may also process certain information relating to email delivery and subscriber engagement, depending on the features and settings used by Inframe News.
Inframe News uses Google Analytics to understand how visitors access and interact with our website and its content. Google Analytics may collect and process information relating to website visits, including pages viewed, interactions, traffic sources, device and browser information, general geographic information, and other technical or statistical data. This information helps Inframe News measure website traffic, evaluate article performance, understand general readership patterns, and improve the structure, content, and functionality of the website.
Inframe News uses Google reCAPTCHA to help protect forms and other interactive areas of the website against spam, automated submissions, fraudulent activity, and other forms of abuse. The service may evaluate technical and behavioral signals associated with a visitor's interaction with protected areas of the website to determine whether activity is likely to be legitimate or automated. Information associated with these interactions may therefore be processed by Google as necessary to provide and maintain the reCAPTCHA service.
Inframe News uses Jetpack Stats to collect and analyze statistical information concerning website visits, article readership, traffic sources, and visitor interactions. The service may provide information such as page views, popular content, referring sources, link activity, general geographic information, and other statistical measurements that help us understand how visitors engage with our website. Inframe News uses these statistics to evaluate content performance, identify readership trends, and make editorial, technical, and operational improvements to the website.
Inframe News uses Akismet to help identify and filter spam, unwanted submissions, abusive content, and potentially malicious activity submitted through website features such as comment or other interactive forms. To perform this function, Akismet may process information associated with a submission, which can include the content of the submission and certain technical information relating to the visitor or their interaction with the relevant feature. This processing helps Inframe News reduce spam and maintain the quality, security, and usability of interactive areas of the website.
Because these services are operated by independent third-party providers, Inframe News does not control their independent privacy practices, data-processing procedures, security measures, retention periods, or other internal policies. Information processed through these services may therefore be handled according to the respective privacy policies, terms, and practices established by WordPress.com, Mailchimp, Google, Jetpack, and Akismet. Visitors should review the privacy policies and applicable terms of these providers to understand how information may be collected, processed, stored, or otherwise handled by them.
Privacy Policies of Other URLs
Inframe News may contain links to websites, platforms, applications, social media pages, or other online services operated by third parties that are not owned, controlled, or managed by Inframe News. These links may be provided within articles, navigation areas, advertisements, references, embedded content, or other parts of the website for informational, editorial, functional, or convenience purposes. Once you access an external website or service through a link provided on Inframe News, your interaction with that external destination is governed by its own privacy policy and applicable terms.
Inframe News does not control how external websites collect, use, store, process, disclose, or protect information obtained from their visitors or users. The privacy practices of external websites may differ significantly from those of Inframe News, and those practices may change at any time without notice to us. Accordingly, Inframe News is not responsible for the privacy practices, security measures, content, data collection activities, or information-handling procedures of websites and services operated by third parties.
External websites may collect personal information, technical information, cookies, device information, browsing activity, or other data when you visit or interact with them. Some external services may also use their own analytics technologies, advertising systems, tracking technologies, registration processes, or other methods of collecting information that are independent from the technologies used by Inframe News. Visitors should therefore review the privacy policy, cookie policy, terms of service, and other applicable notices of each external website before providing personal information or continuing to use that website.
Links appearing on Inframe News do not constitute an endorsement, guarantee, sponsorship, or representation concerning the privacy, security, reliability, or practices of the linked website or service. The presence of a link simply indicates that Inframe News has made an external destination accessible through our website and does not establish any relationship concerning how that destination handles visitor information. Inframe News assumes no responsibility for any information you choose to provide directly to external websites or for any consequences arising from your use of those websites.
When you leave Inframe News and access another URL, you should understand that the protections and policies described in this Privacy Policy may no longer apply to your activities or information. Any information you submit after leaving our website will be subject to the privacy practices and policies of the external operator responsible for that destination. You are responsible for reviewing those policies and determining whether you are comfortable with the manner in which the external website collects and processes your information.
Cookies & Web Beacon
Inframe News may use cookies and web beacons as part of the technologies that support the operation, measurement, and functionality of our website. Cookies are small text files stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device when you visit a website, and they allow the website or an associated service to recognize your browser and remember certain information about your visit. Web beacons, which may also be referred to as tracking pixels or pixel tags, are small electronic elements embedded in a webpage, email, advertisement, or other digital content that can detect when the content is accessed, viewed, or interacted with.
Cookies may be used by Inframe News to maintain website functionality, remember visitor preferences, manage sessions, understand returning visits, measure website traffic, and support certain features provided through the website. Depending on how cookies are configured, they may collect information such as your IP address, browser type, device type, operating system, unique browser or device identifiers, language preferences, pages visited, articles viewed, links clicked, date and time of access, referring pages, and other information relating to your interaction with the website. Some cookies may be temporary and expire when your browsing session ends, while others may remain on your device for a longer period to recognize returning browsers or retain certain preferences.
Web beacons are generally used to measure activity involving a particular webpage, email, advertisement, or other digital content without requiring the storage of a conventional text file on your device. When a web beacon is loaded, it may provide information such as the IP address of the device requesting the content, browser and device characteristics, the time at which the content was accessed, the webpage or email in which the beacon appeared, and whether a particular piece of content was viewed or interacted with. These technologies may therefore help Inframe News and relevant third-party service providers measure audience engagement, monitor traffic patterns, analyze content performance, determine the effectiveness of communications, and identify how visitors interact with particular parts of the website.
Cookies and web beacons may be used individually or together with other technologies to provide a broader understanding of website usage and visitor activity. The information obtained through these technologies may be processed in an identifiable, pseudonymous, aggregated, or statistical form depending on the technology used, the service provider involved, and the applicable configuration. Inframe News may use the resulting information to improve website functionality, analyze readership and traffic, support security measures, evaluate advertising or communication performance where applicable, and make technical and editorial improvements to the website.
Some cookies and web beacons may be placed or operated by third-party providers that perform services for Inframe News, including analytics, advertising, security, hosting, newsletter delivery, and website performance services. In such circumstances, the relevant third party may collect and process information generated through these technologies according to its own privacy policy and applicable terms. The types of information collected and the purposes for which it is processed may therefore differ depending on the specific technology and service involved.
You may be able to control or restrict the use of cookies through the settings of your web browser or device, including by deleting existing cookies or blocking future cookies. However, disabling or restricting certain cookies may affect the operation, availability, or functionality of some features of Inframe News, and certain services may not function as intended without them. Because browser and device controls vary between manufacturers and software providers, visitors should review the privacy and cookie settings available on their particular browser or device.
Legal Compliance
Inframe News operates officially within the jurisdiction of the Republic of Indonesia, and the privacy practices described in this Privacy Policy are established and applied primarily in accordance with the laws and regulations in force in the Republic of Indonesia. Regardless of the country, territory, or jurisdiction from which you access or use Inframe News, this Privacy Policy is intended to govern the collection, use, processing, and handling of information based on the legal framework applicable to Inframe News in Indonesia. Your location or place of access does not, by itself, require Inframe News to adopt or comply with every privacy law, regulation, standard, or legal requirement applicable in the jurisdiction from which you access our website.
Inframe News may receive visitors, readers, subscribers, or other users from countries and territories outside the Republic of Indonesia, and certain information may therefore be accessed or transmitted across international networks as part of normal website operations. However, the existence of international visitors does not alter the principal legal basis under which Inframe News establishes and administers its privacy practices. Inframe News will handle information in accordance with the applicable laws and regulatory requirements of the Republic of Indonesia that govern its operations, activities, systems, and services.
Where the laws of the Republic of Indonesia impose specific obligations concerning the collection, use, disclosure, retention, protection, or processing of personal information, Inframe News will apply those requirements to the extent they are applicable to our operations. Inframe News may also take reasonable operational measures to address practical requirements arising from the technologies, platforms, and third-party services used to operate the website, but such measures should not be interpreted as an agreement to become subject to every privacy regime or legal standard in every jurisdiction worldwide. The legal basis and compliance framework governing Inframe News remain those applicable to its official operations in the Republic of Indonesia.
By accessing or using Inframe News from outside the Republic of Indonesia, you acknowledge that the website is operated from and subject to the legal framework applicable to Inframe News in Indonesia. You are responsible for understanding any laws, regulations, or restrictions that may apply to your own use of online services, internet access, or the submission of personal information from your jurisdiction. Nothing in this Privacy Policy should be interpreted as establishing that Inframe News voluntarily submits itself to the jurisdiction, privacy regime, or regulatory requirements of every country or territory in which the website may be accessible.
Inframe News may amend this Privacy Policy when necessary to reflect changes in applicable laws and regulations of the Republic of Indonesia, changes to our business or website operations, or changes in the services and technologies used by Inframe News. Any such amendments will be made based on the legal and operational requirements applicable to Inframe News in the Republic of Indonesia. Continued access to or use of the website after an updated Privacy Policy has been published will be subject to the revised policy to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Your Privacy Rights
Visitors and users of Inframe News may have certain rights in relation to personal information that they provide to us or that is processed in connection with their use of our website. These rights may include the right to request access to personal information held by Inframe News, request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information, and request the deletion of information where deletion is permitted under applicable law. The availability and scope of these rights are determined by the laws and regulations applicable to Inframe News in the Republic of Indonesia.
You may contact Inframe News to request information regarding the personal information that we may hold about you, subject to applicable legal requirements, reasonable verification procedures, and any lawful limitations on disclosure. When submitting an access request, we may require sufficient information to verify your identity or confirm that the request relates to the person to whom the information concerns. This verification process is intended to prevent unauthorized individuals from obtaining access to personal information belonging to another person.
You may also request that inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, or incorrect personal information be corrected or updated where such information is maintained by Inframe News. Depending on the nature of the information and the circumstances of the request, we may ask you to provide additional information or documentation reasonably necessary to confirm the requested correction. We will consider such requests in accordance with applicable Indonesian laws and may decline a request where the requested change is not legally required, cannot reasonably be verified, or would conflict with another applicable obligation.
Where permitted by applicable law, you may request the deletion or removal of certain personal information held by Inframe News. However, deletion may not be absolute in every circumstance because certain information may need to be retained for legitimate operational purposes, legal obligations, recordkeeping requirements, security purposes, dispute resolution, or the establishment and protection of legal rights. Information that is retained for such purposes will remain subject to the applicable provisions of this Privacy Policy and the legal requirements governing its retention.
You may also have the right to withdraw consent where the processing of your personal information is based on consent and where withdrawal is permitted under applicable law. Withdrawal of consent will not necessarily affect the lawfulness of processing that occurred before the withdrawal, and certain information may continue to be processed where another lawful basis or legal obligation applies. Depending on the nature of the service involved, withdrawing consent may also affect our ability to continue providing a particular feature, communication, subscription, or other service that depends on the information concerned.
You may have the right to object to or request limitations on certain processing activities where such rights are recognized under the laws applicable to Inframe News. Such requests may be subject to specific conditions, exceptions, and lawful grounds that allow or require Inframe News to continue processing certain information despite an objection or restriction request. Inframe News will review each request based on the circumstances, the purpose of the processing, the information involved, and the applicable requirements of the Republic of Indonesia.
You may also have rights concerning communications and newsletter subscriptions provided by Inframe News, including the ability to withdraw from certain optional communications. Where an unsubscribe or similar mechanism is provided, you may use that mechanism to stop receiving the relevant newsletter or promotional communication without affecting other necessary communications relating to your existing interaction with Inframe News. Certain administrative, security, legal, or service-related communications may still be sent when they are necessary for the operation of the website or the fulfillment of an existing request or service.
To exercise any privacy right that is available to you under applicable Indonesian law, you may contact Inframe News using the contact information made available on our website. We may review, verify, and respond to your request within the period and in the manner required or permitted by applicable law, and additional information may be requested where reasonably necessary to process the request. Inframe News reserves the right to refuse or limit a request where doing so is permitted or required by applicable law, including circumstances involving legal obligations, security concerns, the rights of other individuals, or the protection of our legitimate interests.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
Inframe News may modify, revise, update, or otherwise change this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our website, services, technologies, information practices, operational activities, or applicable laws and regulations in the Republic of Indonesia. Any changes made to this Privacy Policy will become effective when the revised version is published on the Inframe News website, unless a different effective date is expressly stated in the revised policy. We encourage visitors to review this Privacy Policy periodically to remain informed about the manner in which Inframe News handles information.
This Privacy Policy, including its provisions concerning the collection, use, processing, disclosure, security, and handling of information, is effective as of August 25, 2026. The provisions contained in this Privacy Policy apply to information collected and processed by Inframe News in connection with the operation and use of our website, subject to the applicable laws and regulations governing our activities in the Republic of Indonesia. By continuing to access or use Inframe News after this effective date, visitors acknowledge that the information practices described in this Privacy Policy may apply to their interactions with our website.
In circumstances where significant changes are made to this Privacy Policy, Inframe News may provide additional notice through the website or other communication methods where we consider such notice appropriate. The nature and method of any notice may depend on the significance of the change, the affected information practices, and the circumstances in which the amendment is made. However, the absence of a separate notification does not invalidate an updated Privacy Policy when the revised version has been properly published on the Inframe News website and has become effective.
Changes to this Privacy Policy may include modifications to the types of information collected, the purposes for which information is used, the third-party services relied upon by Inframe News, the technologies implemented on the website, or the rights and procedures available to visitors. Any revised provisions will apply from their stated effective date to the extent permitted by applicable law. Visitors are therefore responsible for periodically reviewing the current version of this Privacy Policy and considering any changes before continuing to use the Inframe News website.
If any provision of this Privacy Policy is revised, replaced, expanded, restricted, or removed, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by applicable law. Inframe News may maintain previous versions of this Privacy Policy for administrative, legal, or recordkeeping purposes, although the version currently published on the website will generally represent the policy applicable to ongoing use of Inframe News. The effective date displayed in the current version will indicate the date from which the applicable version is intended to govern our privacy practices.
Consent
By accessing, browsing, or otherwise using the Inframe News website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and consented to the collection, use, processing, and handling of information as described in this Privacy Policy, to the extent permitted by applicable law in the Republic of Indonesia. Your continued use of the website after this Privacy Policy becomes effective on August 25, 2026 constitutes your acknowledgment of and agreement to the practices described herein, including the use of cookies, web beacons, third-party services, and other technologies identified in this Privacy Policy. Where applicable law requires a separate or express form of consent for a particular processing activity, Inframe News will rely on such consent only where it has been validly obtained in accordance with the applicable legal requirements.