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This study aims at exploring process of how the content protection that is available in OTT can be commercialized and the power of electronic proof of law in dispute settlement over the top (OTT). The approach used is juridical approach to normative and comparative legislation. Data are in the form of primary legal material comprising Book of the Civil Code, Law no. 19 Year 2016 on Information and Electronic Transactions, and Law number 28 of 2014 on Copyright; secondary legal material consists of literature and documents relating to research; related sources used are magazines, Big Indonesian Dictionary (KBBI), internet, legal journals, and research-related papers. Results show that OTT has disrupted the business of the telecommunication operators especially the voice and Short Message Service (SMS). OTT are also often associated with content abuse and copyright infringement. Loss of money by the operator is caused by an SMS or telephone service that is not used regularly and effectively; customers more often communicate through the data network. In addition, when viewed from other things it can be concluded that operators and OTT organizers must enhance digital content services to obtain appropriate legal protection and benefits in accordance with global development. Keywords—electronical equipment; over the top; telecommunication operator; copyright content services; internet

Legal Aspect of Electronic Equipment Evidence in Cooperation with Over the Top Telecommunication Operator in Copyright Content Services on the Internet