TikTok has temporarily suspended its live feature in Indonesia for "a few days" following violent protests that erupted after a man died from being hit by a police vehicle. This decision was made to ensure the platform remains a safe and civil space amidst escalating violence.

• Indonesia has more than 100 million users, making it one of TikTok's biggest audiences worldwide.
• The protests on Friday included the capital Jakarta and Makassar, where a blaze at a local council building killed three people.
• The suspension is a precautionary measure, with TikTok continuing to monitor the situation closely.