Ciptakan lingkungan digital yang aman, lindungi pelajar di Tasikmalaya dari dampak buruk internet.

By Jurnalis Berita

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TASIKMALAYA, Thecuy.com – The dangers of fake news, cyberbullying, digital fraud and online gambling pose challenges that young people must watch out for amid the increasingly widespread use of technology. Therefore, digital literacy among students needs to be built not only in terms of the ability to use devices, but also in terms of awareness of maintaining security and ethics in the digital space.

This was one of the messages delivered during the Kompak Digital (Kominfo and Student Digital Literacy Collaboration) event, organised by the Tasikmalaya City Communication and Information Service (Diskominfo) at SMA Negeri 4 Tasikmalaya City on Thursday (12/11/2026).

The activity, which targeted tenth-grade students, was attended by hundreds of students. The programme is part of an effort to improve students’ digital skills and security through education on the use of technology that is smart, productive and responsible.

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The Secretary of the Tasikmalaya City Regional Office, H Asep Goparulloh, said that the digital space has now become part of students’ daily lives. The internet is not only used for searching learning materials, but also for communication, developing interests, and presenting works.

However, behind these various conveniences, there are a number of risks that need to be understood. These include the spread of false information, cyberbullying, digital fraud and invitations to online gambling.

“Students need to understand that uploads, comments and data shared can affect their safety, relationships with others, and their future,” the Sekda said in his speech.

He explained that, through Kompak Digital, students were introduced to four pillars of digital literacy summarised in the CABE concept, namely Capability, Security, Culture and Ethics.

Capability means being able to use technology for learning and creating. Security relates to the ability to protect accounts, safeguard personal data, and recognise fraud and harmful content.

Meanwhile, Culture encourages productive and responsible digital habits, while Ethics emphasises the importance of politeness and respect for others when interacting in the virtual world. Not only that, he encouraged the use of the internet as a means to develop potential and creativity.

“Use the internet to develop potential. Create works that support learning, introduce local culture, or invite friends to do something useful,” he said.

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