Indonesia temporarily blocked access to the Grok application to protect women, children, and the public from risks of fake pornographic content generated using artificial intelligence. Communication and digital affairs minister Meutya Hafid said non-consensual sexual deepfakes violate human rights, dignity, and citizens’ security in the digital space. Indonesia’s culture and digital affairs ministry summoned X officials to discuss the matter. Grok limited image generation and editing features on X to paying subscribers, and Keir Starmer’s office called that measure “insulting” and “not a solution.”