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Feb 4 • 02:23 UTC • 🇰🇷 Korea • Hankyoreh (KR)

Government and ruling party strengthen compensation responsibilities for companies leaking personal information regardless of intent or negligence

The ruling Democratic Party and government in South Korea have decided to enhance legal liability for companies involved in data breaches, imposing heavier penalties and ensuring victims receive compensation, even if the leaks occur unintentionally.

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