Analog TV broadcasts in Indonesia will be turned off on November 2, 2022, after which digital TV broadcasts will be fully broadcast.For those who are looking for digital TV, check it out, don't get me wrong, especially if the device is not official.The Ministry of Communication and Information (Kominfo) has certified supporting devices when Analog Switch Off (ASO), such as digital TV and Set Top Box (STB).This Kominfo certified device also indicates that the device is an official item circulating in Indonesia, aka not illegal or black market (BM).And, Kominfo ensures that the device is functioning properly and is guaranteed to get an official warranty.The list of certified digital TVs comes from various brands along with models and types, such as Samsung, LG, Panasonic, Mito, LG, Realme, Polytron, Cooccaa, Changhong, Sanken, Sharp, Aqua, Akari, Philips, Toshiba, Sony, Hisense, until Realme entered the list of Kominfo certified digital TVs.Kominfo stated that set top boxes and digital TV must meet the applicable requirements, such as in the Regulation of the Minister of Communication and Information Technology Number 4 of 2019 dated June 28, 2019 concerning Technical Requirements for Telecommunication Equipment and/or Equipment for the Purpose of Broadcasting Television and Radio Broadcasts."Every digital television set and set top box DVB-T2 set-top box that is traded, manufactured, assembled, imported and/or used in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia is required to observe technical requirements and be based on permits in accordance with laws and regulations," said Kominfo.The Ministry of Communication and Informatics has decided to apply multiple ASO analog TV lethal injection, aka multiple stages.Now, for people who want to watch digital broadcasts, check again whether the device supports digital TV or not.By using this multiple ASO method, the three stages of analog to digital TV migration that were previously done are no longer valid.In the future, the process of stopping analog broadcasts in an area will be seen depending on its readiness from upstream to downstream until finally digital TV broadcasts will be fully broadcast on November 2, 2022."For us to digitize television in Indonesia, it has been decided that it will be carried out in multiple stages or multiple stages, multiple ASO," said Minister of Communication and Information Johnny G. Plate some time ago."A lot of ASO will be carried out according to the readiness of the region. Technically, analog will turn on and off, depending on technical problems. Until one day on a certain date it is announced to be full ASO," he continued.