Sopan Santun ber Media Sosial - materi MPLS #etikamediasosial #mpls

Hi everyone! Welcome! You're officially entering the Central School Bank! I'm so happy to be able to accompany you during this school environment introduction or MPLS. In this Xplainer session, we will unpack one topic that is definitely very close to your daily life. Yep, digital ethics and social media security. So, prepare your full focus, because what we are going to talk about today will really determine your future. Let's start!

Do you know that we often feel that the internet is a kind of free world without limits? A place where we can be anyone, right? But listen to the sharp quote from this Kuburaya's Discom Info. "The behavior on the internet is not just about looking cool, but it's about being comfortable together, safety, and maintaining your own reputation."

Just like in the real world, the digital space has rules that are not written. Free expression on the internet comes in a package with super big responsibilities. What do you type today? Can it be a boomerang or even a rock to your success later?

Okay, to make it easier, here are the six main points that we will discuss. Starting from the importance of social media ethics, the difference between personal and public communication, choosing productive or destructive content, the threat of online disinhibition, to the real impact of digital track and covered by safe guidance on social media. We will build a kind of digital mirror for you to use starting from this moment.

Let's get into the first part, the importance of social media ethics. Why is this digital sumpant santun until it becomes a mandatory material in school orientation? Well, it turns out that you are not alone when you are in the world of maya. There is a national law that is super strong to protect you. There is Permendik Dasmen No. 12 of 2026 which requires the digital school environment to be safe and peaceful.

Then there is PP Tunas No. 17 of 2025, which is specifically protecting youth privacy data so that it is not exploited. In fact, there is Permenkom Digi No. 9 of 2026, which requires parental supervision for those of you who are 14-15 years old when playing platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

So the state is there to protect you from exploitation and cyber harassment. But remember, at the same time, there are ITE and PDP agencies that demand absolute responsibility for every step you take. That means if you are proven to have committed a good name-sharing, illegal speech, or spreading data without permission, be prepared to face strict legal sanctions. Moving on to the second part, personal communication versus public.

In this cyber space, it's really important to know who our audience is. One-to-one communication, like dame, guru, or friend, requires a very different approach than one-to-many communication, like when you create status in public social media. Don't get mixed up, okay? You must always be alert. Are you talking in a closed space or standing in a large stage using a digital megaphone whose sound can be heard by millions of people?

Now, what makes this interesting? We have practical guidance to implement one-to-one communication in an elegant way, especially if you want to chat with a teacher via WhatsApp. The protocol is very clear. First, choose the right time. Don't chat when you take a break. Second, always start with a formal greeting. Third, mention your name and class clearly, because your number is not necessarily saved by the teacher.

Fourth, use a strong language. Stop using the short form that makes you dizzy. Fifth, immediately convey your goals in a short and solid way. And lastly, don't forget to end with a sincere thank you. Simple, right? This is the basic grammar that will shape your professional picture as a student.

Okay, let's move on to the third part. Productive content versus destructive content. Our school has a very strict integrity policy on this. Whether you're just a user or a content creator, you will always be faced with two choices. Productive or destructive. On the one hand, be creative by making original works and avoid boring content like clearly hiding or spreading spam.

Terus, jadilah sosok inspiratif dengan prestasi kalian. Jangan malah bikin orang frustrasi karena kalian sibuk pamer atau eksploitasi privasi. Dan ini yang paling penting, sebarkan pesan damai dan rasa syukur. Jangan pernah bikin konten provokatif. Segala bentuk ujaran kebencian, cyberbullying, nyebar fitnah soal sekolah, atau hoax itu dilarang keras. Konten destruktif kayak gini bener-bener bisa ngehancurin masa depan kalian lho.

Now, let's take a look at the psychological test in the fourth section, Threats of Online Disinhibition.

Have you ever wondered why people who look good in the real world can suddenly become super toxic on the internet? The answer is the effect of online disinhibition. This is a kind of psychological phenomenon where the screen of a cellphone or computer gives an illusion that we are anonymous and safe. Because we don't look directly at the opponent's eyes, automatically, the self-control or moral filter in our brain is drastically reduced.

This phenomenon is what triggers the act of poisoning. People feel brave to say cruel words that they would never dare to say if they met face to face. As a result of the psychological illusion earlier, cyber attacks that are really, really scary appeared. Let's see. There's flaming. This is a real hobby to send harsh words to bait the trouble in the comments column. Then harassment or sending negative messages of terror continuously.

There's also super dangerous doxing, where the perpetrator is sneaky and spreads other people's personal data, like N.I.K., without permission. Not to mention denigration, which is spreading bad rumors or hoaxes to destroy people's reputation. Even to outing and trickery, which is spreading secrets or personal photos that are obtained from manipulation.

Guys, this kind of behavior is not just a normal teenage mischief, right? This destroys the victim's mental, makes the learning environment unhealthy, and of course, brings very heavy legal consequences. And talking about consequences, we continue to the fifth part, the real impact of digital traits. So what does all this mean? Try to remember this question. Can you just one comment destroy your biggest dream in your life? The answer is yes, you can.

If you still think the internet is a free zone, you have to wake up from your dreams now.

There's a lot of proof. There's a real event where a really smart teenager has to lose a gold medal in NASA just because of his rough jokes in the past. Crazy, right? Now, the prestigious universities and HRD in various companies are really active in checking the record of the digital track of the petitioner. If they find a story that you've ever bullied or made provocative posts, your petition can go straight to the trash.

The chaos in the past can also lead to the sanction of the UU ITE's tax on the next day. Not to mention if your negative trait is viral, all your family members will suffer stress and social sanctions. The digital trait is permanent, friends. It can't be erased and then gone. Well, to prevent all that, we go to the last part. Social media safety guidance.

Here are some rules that are not written that you must follow from now on. First, don't ask for instant response. Appreciate other people's rest time when they're offscreen. Second, this is a must, keep privacy. Don't ever post photos of others or share a screenshot of a conversation without permission from those who are involved. Third, pay attention to the sound and reading signs. Using capital letters can be read as if you're angry and shouting.

And the last one, don't be shocked. Avoid hot debates that don't base on facts. It's much more elegant to admit if we don't understand, rather than a heated debate without an end.

So the crucial point that you must always remember is the THINK principle. T H I N K. Get used to it and think about it before you publish text or any image on the internet. This self-evaluation is the best defense system so that you don't regret it the next day. As the closing of our orientation session this time, I want to leave one question for you to ponder.

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Remember, every click, every comment, and every gesture of yours today is organizing your reputation in the future. So, choose wisely, control your fingers, and happy recording your digital footprint that will make you proud. See you.