DeepSeek avoided a ban in South Korea following a privacy-related investigation by a local watchdog. Here's what changed.

SEOUL (Reuters) -Chinese artificial intelligence service DeepSeek became available again on South Korean app markets on ...

Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek returns to South Korea, now under scrutiny, after previous covert data transfers sparked privacy concerns.

DeepSeek, a Chinese AI platform, is back in South Korea’s app stores after a two-month suspension due to data privacy issues.

South Korea's data protection authority said on Thursday that Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek transferred ...

Reuters reports that DeepSeek, a Chinese generative artificial intelligence firm previously embroiled in controversy over excessive personal data collection, has partially adopted South Korea's ...

DeepSeek, which had been temporarily suspended from downloads in South Korea, was re-launched on South Korean app markets on ...

Chinese artificial intelligence service DeepSeek became available again on South Korean app markets for the first time in about two months, when downloads were suspended after authorities cited ...

South Korea’s data protection authority has accused Chinese AI startup DeepSeek of transferring the personal information of ...

Chinese artificial intelligence service DeepSeek became available again on South Korean app markets this week for the first ...

DeepSeek, a China-based artificial intelligence service, is officially available again on South Korean app markets for the ...

Both user data and prompts were forwarded from the AI app to a company in Beijing, according to South Korea's data protection ...