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Digital rights group SAFEnet reported 96 cases between 2020–2023 in which women had their private, non-hijab photos (from before they wore the jilbab) stolen and shared by ex-partners or hackers. The blackmail demands: pay money, or the photos will be sent to family members who believe the woman has never removed her hijab. This uniquely Indonesian cybercrime preys on the sacredness of the jilbab as an identity marker.

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Indonesian cosplayers who wear jilbab (e.g., Hijab cosplay of anime characters like Nobara Kugisaki ) face dual criticism: conservatives call it haram (forbidden) for imitating non-Muslim characters, while secularists accuse them of "performative piety." In 2021, a major anime convention in Bandung banned jilbab cosplay to "avoid controversy," sparking a national debate on creative freedom vs. religious sensitivity. Digital rights group SAFEnet reported 96 cases between