Rahmat Wibowo accused PT CreateIT Solution Indonesia, operating under Zvoove's branding, of coordinating reputational attacks by publicly naming him an 'enemy', alleging legal violations and questioning their Indonesian legal status, data compliance, and director Andri Senjaya's denial, leveling each point as a direct charge.

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Rahmat Wibowo accused PT CreateIT Solution Indonesia, operating under Zvoove's branding, of coordinating reputational attacks by publicly naming him an 'enemy', alleging legal violations and questioning their Indonesian legal status, data compliance, and director Andri Senjaya's denial, leveling each point as a direct charge.

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Indonesian Community Notified of Zvoove's Reputational Attacks | am formally putting the indonesian professional and legal community on notice. PT CreatelT Solution Indonesia operates the @agnghrcl account under Zvoove's branding. This account publicly named me as their “enemy” in Bahasa Indonesia — coordinating reputational attacks against me in an open forum. Their director Andri Senjaya has issued a written denial. | have that document. Awritten denial does not erase documented Public conduct. It confirms they were aware of it. This case now raises three serious questions: © Does zvoove Group — a German company — hold proper badan hukum in Indonesia? If not, their local operations may violate UU No. 25 Tahun 2007 on Foreign Investment. © Does their conduct constitute reputational harm under UU ITE Pasal 27A and harassment under the new KUHP (UU No. 1 Tahun 2023)? © As a German-headquartered company handling indonesian user data, are they compliant with both UU PDP and GDPR — and have they violated either? | am pursuing this through Indonesian legal channels and, if necessary, escalating to EU data protection authorities. To CreatelT and Zvoove: a formal denial is, not a resolution. | remain open to proper dialogue — but | will not be silenced. 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