Not just Korea: Google leaked identifying info for sex crime victims across the world
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The Korea Communications Standards Commission (KCSC) has launched a joint response with domestic and international agencies regarding an incident in which information submitted to Google by a victim of digital sex crimes to request the deletion of illegally filmed content was provided to and disclosed by external organizations. On the 13th, the KCSC proceeded with urgent deliberations and requests for deletion from Google and the relevant site c…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kwon Ha-young = In relation to the case of Google leaking information about victims of digital sex crimes, the Korea Communications Standards Commission is activating domestic and international cooperation networks...
The Korea Communications Standards Commission (KCSC) is conducting domestic and international cooperation networks regarding the case in which Google exposed victim information received during the process of deleting digital sex crime information to external agencies.
Not just Korea: Google leaked identifying info for sex crime victims across the world
Shin Da-eun and Park Kang-su report: Korea was not the only country where victims who sent Google removal requests about illegally obtained sexual images ended up having their private information posted online, the Hankyoreh has confirmed. “Photos of me from when I was a minor were distributed without my consent. They were posted on an... Source
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