(Baliekbis.com), The current development of the digital age has the possibility of being used as a means of spreading fake news or hoaxes so that the public, especially millennials, is hoped to be wise in the use of social media (social media) .

This is to minimize the spread of hoaxes in order to create a healthy and fair digital space. This was conveyed by the Head of Kominfo Denpasar City, Dr. IB Alit Adhi Merta, SSTP, M.Sc. to the media team in his office on Monday (03/10/22).

“Misinformation is very massive, so it is hoped that the public can filter it out so that they are not easily provoked by various information,” he said. Alit Adhi Merta called on the public to resist and fight against hoaxes that discredit government policies with the aim of anticipating cyber threats with the aim of creating a safe and conducive situation in order to support and succeed the G20 summit in Bali .

“Let’s fight together against hoaxes to make the G20 summit a success in the province of Bali,” he concluded. For your information, the G20 is a multilateral cooperation forum of 19 major countries and the European Union (EU) will be held next month and Bali will be one of the meeting places.

The G20 represents more than 60% of the world’s population, 75% of world trade and 80% of world GDP. G20 members are South Africa, United States, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, India, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Italy, Japan, Germany, Canada, Mexico, Republic of Korea, Russia, France, China, Turkey and the European Union.

In this series of G20 agendas, there is a Summit/Summit. It is the culmination of the G20 meeting process, namely the meeting at Heads of State/Government level. Subsequently, ministerial and deputy meetings took place in each of the main areas of intervention of the forum.

In the finance track, ministerial meetings bring together finance ministers and central bank governors, known as meetings of finance ministers and central bank governors (FMCBGs). Meanwhile, the meeting of deputies is called the Meeting of Finance and Central Bank Deputies (FCBD).

Then there are working groups made up of experts from G20 countries, the working groups deal with specific issues related to the broader G20 agenda, which are then included in the ministerial segment and finally the Summit.( is)