The Indonesian government blocked access to internet archives because they contain "negative content" that "violates Indonesian Law." They never really specify which negative content that violates Indonesian law, but I do know for a fact that my VPN subscription is definitely going to be extended for two more years.
To all my Indonesian viewers and those who are struggling in areas where the government holds power on what you browse on the internet, there are many ways for you to breach through the censorship. VPN is the obvious answer, and I recommend checking VPN subreddits to stay updated on the best, most private VPNs. And please do not get the free ones.
If you can't afford VPNs, try changing your DNS to something like Google DNS, Cloudflare, or Quad 9. Who knows? Maybe through changing the DNS, you can actually bypass the censors. If that fails, you can use apps like Psiphon or Lantern to unblock the government censors.
There are many guides online on how to remove the internet censorship from your government. Your internet browsing is your freedom. Don't let the government dictates that.
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