Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police Komjen Pol Ari Dono Sukmanto said that the National Police still needed information from representatives of Facebook Indonesia to complete the police investigation into the alleged leak of Facebook user data.

The police are also likely to call the FB representative again for questioning.

"We want to find information from several more people, there are representatives from FB," said Komjen Ari Dono at the National Police Headquarters, Jakarta, Thursday.

Previously, on Wednesday (18/4), Ruben Hattari, Head of Public Policy at Facebook Indonesia, was questioned by investigators from the Directorate of Cyber ​​Crime at the Criminal Investigation Department of the National Police for five hours regarding the alleged leak of Facebook user data.

According to Ruben, Facebook Indonesia is currently conducting an internal audit regarding the alleged leak of one million Facebook user data in Indonesia. He ensured that he would be transparent in reporting the results of the audit to Dittipidsiber investigators, the Ministry of Communication and Information and the DPR.

However, he could not confirm when the audit would be completed.

The case of the alleged leak of FB user data is currently still under police investigation.

Ari added that until now there have been no users of the Facebook social network in Indonesia whose data was stolen for certain purposes.

The police have yet to receive reports from the public regarding the leak of FB user data.

There are indications of the leak of one million Facebook user data from Indonesia in the Cambridge Analytica case.

The number of Facebook users in Indonesia who access social media every month is estimated at more than 115 million people, from 2.07 billion people who access Facebook every month worldwide.