Indonesia’s current digital economy is not inclusive due to many issues. Firstly, the internet and its supporting infrastructure have not been evenly distributed in rural areas, particularly the disadvantaged, frontier, and outermost (3T) regions. Secondly, even when internet infrastructure is available, it does not necessarily ensure that the access to the internet and its utilization are equal, particularly for women, the poor, the elderly, people with low educational attainment, and people with disability.