Bandung, CNBC Indonesia - Mobile operators are planning to report on\ntheir preparations regarding rollover and non-rollover quota options.\nThis follows the issuance of Circular Letter Number 4 of 2026 from the\nMinister of Communication and Digital on 28 August 2026, concerning the\nObligation to Fulfil Service Choices and Protection of Remaining\nQuota.<\/p>\n
The Executive Director of ATSI (the Indonesian Telecommunications\nProvider Association), Marwan O. Baasir, explained that discussions have\nbeen held over the past month regarding which options will be provided.\nAll decisions also take into account the specific business models of\neach mobile operator.<\/p>\n
\u201cIndeed, tomorrow, the 28th, operators are required to report on the\nprogress of their preparations. This is what we are currently\ncommunicating; hopefully, by tomorrow, the 28th, the report will be\nsubmitted,\u201d said Marwan when met in Bandung on Sunday (27\/9\/2026).<\/p>\n
Furthermore, he explained several notes regarding the protection of\nnon-rollover users. Referring to the Constitutional Court ruling and the\nCircular Letter, users will receive protection by being able to choose\nfrom the provided options.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, mobile operators will consider options that align with\ntheir business models, specifically those that allow for the provision\nof protection.<\/p>\n
Marwan cited other forms of protection as an example, meaning mobile\noperators have the authority to innovate. This could take various forms,\nsuch as extensions, points, or lucky draws.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat might be part of the innovation. That is what we are still\ndiscussing,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Calculations regarding the operators\u2019 business models are also being\napplied to the rollover option. This is the option currently being\nfinalised within the operators\u2019 business models.<\/p>\n
\u201cSo, during this past month, we have been discussing, and tomorrow we\nwill submit our report,\u201d said Marwan.<\/p>\n
The Circular Letter contains several provisions regarding user\nquotas. One of these mandates that operators provide service choices so\nthat customers can determine mechanisms according to their needs.<\/p>\n
Additionally, other obligations include providing education and\ninformation to customers regarding pricing, quota volume, validity\nperiods, usage segmentation, fair usage policies, service end dates, and\nthe treatment of remaining quotas. All information must be presented in\na simple, clear, and easily understandable manner.<\/p>\n
Operators have been given a deadline of 28 September 2026 to submit\ntheir reports on the fulfilment of these obligations. Furthermore, the\nMinistry of Communication and Digital has requested periodic reports on\nthe progress of these obligations on a monthly basis.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/mobile-operators-to-report-on-internet-quota-expiry-options-tomorrow-1790524317", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }