South Korea Suspends DeepSeek App Downloads Over Privacy Concerns
- South Korea has accused DeepSeek of sharing user data with ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, amidst data protection concerns.
- DeepSeek was removed from app stores in South Korea after being downloaded over a million times.
- South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission confirmed that DeepSeek communicated with ByteDance and noted concerns about insufficient transparency in its privacy policy.
- DeepSeek acknowledged its failure to comply with South Korean privacy laws and is cooperating with the regulator.
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DeepSeek shared user data with TikTok owner ByteDance
South Korea has accused Chinese AI startup DeepSeek of sharing user data with ByteDance. The China-based company is the owner of TikTok. South Korea already removed DeepSeek from app stores over data protection concerns. DeepSeek said it is cooperating with South Korean officials. Full Story One day after banning DeepSeek in South Korea, officials said the AI chatbot developed by a China-based startup shared user data with ByteDance, the Chines…
DeepSeek accused of sharing user data with TikTok owner ByteDance
South Korea has accused the Chinese AI start-up of sharing user data with TikTok’s China-based parent firm. South Korea has accused Chinese AI firm DeepSeek of sharing user data with ByteDance, the China-based parent firm of TikTok. It comes after the country removed DeepSeek from its local Apple and Google app stores over the weekend because of data privacy concerns. The Yonhap News Agency said it had been told by the South Korean data protecti…
DeepSeek downloads blocked in South Korea
The NewsSouth Korea blocked downloads of Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek’s chatbot over privacy concerns, as scrutiny grows over China’s burgeoning AI industry.The Chinese large-language model caused a major stir when it was released last month, after investors saw a potential threat to the dominance of the US’ tech giants. However, a government probe by South Korea reportedly found that the AI model had sent personal user data …
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