After being terminated, his Basic Education Data (Dapodik) was immediately deactivated. However, at that time he had already requested that his Dapodik not be deactivated so that he could teach at another school. "I immediately left that day and I already got a school in SD in Kedoya Utara, and then the new principal said not to deactivate his Dapodik yet because he couldn't pull my data," he explained.

"Then I asked for permission from my first school principal, he allowed it not to be turned off. But when I checked it on Dapodik, I was already deactivated by the operator," continued Ara. Ara admitted that she was confused because her Dapodik was deactivated. Ara stated that she had contacted the relevant party to request reactivation of her Dapodik. Unfortunately, there was no positive response from the relevant party."

"I was confused because Dapodik cannot be withdrawn in the country, so I applied to a private school, took the test, and it turns out that the principal is afraid that I will be accepted as a PPPK because I used to be a contract teacher in a public school. I explained that my Dapodik is no longer active, so now I'm really in a dilemma because I can't work in a private school and I'm afraid of PPPK. If I work in a public school, my Dapodik will be deactivated, which really hinders me," said Ara."