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China’s DeepSeek is no longer on South Korea’s app stores due to user data concerns

Korea's data protection agency said DeepSeek "acknowledged that considerations for domestic privacy laws were somewhat lacking."

Feb 17, 2025 - 05:28
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China’s DeepSeek is no longer on South Korea’s app stores due to user data concerns
Korea's data protection agency said DeepSeek "acknowledged that considerations for domestic privacy laws were somewhat lacking." Read More
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