Liability Limitation of PeduliLindungi Applications in the Convergence Dynamics of Telematics Law

Abstract

PeduliLindungi application, there is a clause limiting the liability by the electronic system operator, which in outline states that PeduliLindungi is not responsible for any losses that arise due to events and/or causes beyond the control and/or ability of the organizer or caused by any violation or unauthorized access to PeduliLindungi. This research aims to examine the clause on Limitation of Liability of Care for Protect Applications in the Convergence Dynamics of Telematics Law. The research approach method used in this research uses a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. The result is that the electronic system operator from the PeduliLindungi application is related to the liability limitation clause and is no longer based on Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions, Article 15 Paragraph (2). Normatively in the author’s understanding, the clause limiting the liability of this PeduliLindungi application is based on Article 15 paragraph (3) of Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions. So actually, there is nothing wrong with the clause limiting the liability of the PeduliLindungi Application if it refers to the principle of freedom of contract and as long as it can be legally proven that the problems that occur are part of the plain error or negligence of the user. However, in essence, the organizer of the electronic system of the PeduliLindungi application should not turn a blind eye to the possibilities that can become a problem and harm users in the operation of the electronic system that they run.
 Keywords: limitation of liability, PeduliLindungi application, telematics law

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