Lokasiku

Lokasiku is a term from the Indonesian language formed by the word lokasi, meaning location, and the possessive suffix -ku, meaning “my.” The phrase translates literally to “my location” and is used in both everyday speech and technical contexts to denote ownership or reference to one’s spatial data.

In digital interfaces, lokasiku commonly appears as a label or concept related to location data. It may be shown on maps, navigation, ride-hailing, delivery, or social apps to indicate the user’s current position or to request permission to access it. Interface text and prompts may reference lokasiku with phrases such as sharing or using one’s location, depending on the app’s language settings.

Privacy and policy considerations are central to lokasiku in technology. Users should be informed about how their lokasiku is collected, stored, used, and shared, and should be offered opt-in or opt-out controls. Data minimization, secure storage, and clear retention periods are commonly discussed in privacy guidelines and local regulations governing personal data in Indonesia and other jurisdictions.

See also: lokasi, data pribadi, privasi digital, layanan berbasis lokasi.