- South Korea’s data protection authority suspends new downloads of the DeepSeek app, citing non-compliance with local personal data protection laws.
- Authorities to review DeepSeek’s data processing practices, while existing users are advised to use the app with caution.
- The suspension follows international concerns over DeepSeek’s privacy policy and its handling of user data.
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