Current content‑moderation policies in Indonesia often target overtly graphic or illegal material. The nuanced nature of this content—sexual yet non‑violent, involving a live animal—poses challenges for automated detection systems. Platforms might consider that respects sexual diversity while safeguarding against potential animal‑cruelty claims.

| Source | Description | Quantity | |--------|-------------|----------| | | Publicly accessible photographs and short videos posted on Indonesian adult forums, Instagram “private” accounts, and Telegram channels (scraped with consent of the uploader). | 112 items (photos) + 28 short clips | | User Comments | Textual responses accompanying the images (likes, emojis, narrative comments). | 3,459 comments | | Interviews | Semi‑structured interviews (via encrypted messaging) with 12 content creators and 20 regular viewers. | 32 participants |

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