South Korea says Google has removed Korean coordinates from maps under export permit
- On Friday, South Korea's government announced that Google removed latitude and longitude coordinates for South Korean territory from Google Maps and Google Earth, satisfying a security condition from The February export permit.
- South Korea previously rejected Google's map requests in 2007 and 2016, citing security risks to military facilities; The February approval marked a major reversal of the stance Seoul held for two decades.
- The California-based company must use domestic partners like TMAP Mobility to process imagery to government security standards, and Google Street View imagery near military and security facilities will be deleted.
- South Korean officials stated they would suspend or revoke the permit if serious breaches occurred, while Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the announcement.
- Yonhap News Agency reported that Google is expected to use data processed by TMAP on domestic servers to government security standards from as early as next year.
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South Korea demands coordinates removal of its territory by Google Maps & Earth
The government of South Korea has just issued an update regarding Google Maps, and claims it has removed latitude and longitude coordinates for South Korean territory from Google Maps, and...
South Korea says Google has removed Korean coordinates from maps under export permit
South Korea's government said on Friday that Google has removed latitude and longitude coordinates for South Korean territory from Google Maps and Google Earth, one of the security conditions attached to a permit granted in February to export high-resolution map data.
(Sejong, Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Jin-song Han Sang-yong = The government confirmed that Google implemented the security conditions imposed at the time of permission to export high-precision domestic maps overseas...
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