Overview

• South Korea was one of the last countries without Apple's 'Find My' service due to stringent local laws.
• A petition by South Korean users garnered over 9,000 signatures, prompting Apple to reconsider.
• The Korea Communications Commission has been in discussions with Apple about the service's introduction.
• 'Find My' will allow users to track devices, belongings, and share locations with friends and family.
• The service's absence was attributed to difficulties with exporting high-precision map data and privacy regulations.