Abstract
This
study investigates the impact of recent Indonesian government legislation that
restricts the use of social media for commercial purposes. Specifically, the
study focuses on users of social commerce platforms such as TikTok. The
research aims to provide a clear understanding of the opportunities and
challenges businesses face while navigating social commerce amid regulatory
changes. The study primarily focuses on user trust, attractiveness,
satisfaction, behavior intention, and actual behavior to determine how social
commerce restrictions affect TikTok. The sample population consisted of 385
valid respondents from Java Island and beyond Java Island, and the study model
was analyzed using partial least squares analysis. The research presented in
this paper offers valuable insights into how Indonesia is adapting to the
digital age and implementing technology, particularly with regard to social
media in the twenty-first century.
Keywords: Micro Social Medium Enterprises,
Social Commerce, Customer Satisfaction, E-WOM, TikTok,
Schwarz's inequality, Triangle inequality.