The Jambi Province office of the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs is implementing restrictions on students’ use of personal electronic devices (gadgets) in Madrasah (Islamic schools). This decision stems from growing concerns about children’s exposure to online gambling, negative content, and harmful influences from criminal groups online. Officials aim to safeguard students from these digital threats and foster a more focused learning environment. The policy intends to limit distractions and potential harm caused by unrestricted access to the internet and social media during school hours. Details on the specific restrictions are forthcoming, but the initiative signals a proactive approach to protecting vulnerable youth. The Ministry believes this intervention is necessary to address the increasing prevalence of online dangers facing children.