Seoul: the Chinese synthetic intelligence service Deepseek turned accessible once more on the markets of the South Korean apps on Monday (April 28) for the primary time in about two months, when the downloads had been suspended after the authorities talked about violations within the information safety guidelines.
The fee for the safety of non-public data of South Korea declared Thursday that Deepseek has transferred customers’ information and requests with out permission when the service was launched for the primary time in South Korea in January.
The obtain of the app was suspended in February after the questions concerning the safety of non-public information emerged, however the service was accessible once more for obtain on the South Korea app market, together with the Apple and Google Play Store App Store.
“We elaborate your private data in accordance with the Law on the safety of Korea’s private data,” stated Deepseek in a notice of privateness coverage journal utilized to the app.
