Overview
- DeepSeek resumed its service in South Korea on April 28, after a two-month suspension over data privacy concerns.
- The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) previously revealed that DeepSeek transferred Korean user data to companies in China and the U.S. without consent or proper disclosure.
- DeepSeek has disclosed a revised, Korean-language information processing policy, including supplementary regulations to comply with South Korea's Personal Information Protection Act.
- The PIPC has mandated DeepSeek to destroy previously collected prompt data and establish legal grounds for future overseas data transfers.
- DeepSeek is required to report its compliance progress within 60 days, with the PIPC monitoring adherence to the corrective measures.