Grok is once again available in Indonesia, after the country lifted its ban on the AI ​​chatbot seen generating millions of sexualized deepfakesthousands of them include children. The country’s Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs released a statement earlier today, saying X was allowed to continue service in Indonesia but would be subject to monitoring for any future violations.

According to the Indonesian government agency, X provided a letter detailing several implemented measures that will prevent misuse of its Grok chatbot. Alexander Sabar, the director general of the ministry’s digital space supervision, said in the statement that the agency will test new measures on an ongoing basis and will ban Grok again if it is found to be spreading illegal content or violating the country’s laws regarding children.

The issue started earlier this year, when Indonesia, along with Malaysia and the Philippines, AI chatbot is banned after it was found to be making sexually explicit deepfake images of women and children without consent in response to user requests. Later that month, the Philippines lifted its ban on Grok, followed by Malaysia do the same just a few days after. As in Indonesia, Malaysian authorities have said they will continue to monitor Grok and have threatened further enforcement actions if the AI ​​chatbot repeats past offences. On top of the bans, Grok is also facing investigations from California attorney general and the UK media regulator about the same issue.