One million Facebook accounts in Indonesia were reportedly leaked, angering the Minister of Communication and Information (Menkominfo) Rudiantara. According to Rudiantara, the government is ready to turn off Facebook access in Indonesia if needed. The one million data on Facebook users in Indonesia was used by Cambridge Analytica. In addition to the leak of Facebook accounts, it had also exacerbated the massacre of the Rohingya in Myanmar. "I made a statement that if I had to shutdown, I would shutdown. So the government has no doubts about it if the facts are sufficient," said Rudiantara at the Presidential Palace Complex, Jakarta, Thursday, April 5 2018. Rudiantara added, in an interview. With international media, Facebook's role in Myanmar has been recognized by its leader, Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook is used as a medium for spreading hate speech against the ethnic groups who were forced to flee to Bangladesh. Rudiantara said that the Ministry of Communication and Information held a meeting this afternoon with representatives of Facebook in Indonesia. The government will ask for direct clarification regarding the truth about the data leak, as well as the use of Facebook for bad things.