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South Korea: Google and Meta Fined $72M for Violating Privacy Law

  • #Privacy
  • #South Korea
  • #Verdicts & sentences
  • #Legislation
  • #Germany
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SEP 2022
Image copyright: techcrunch
story last updated NOV 2022

The Spin

Pro-establishment narrative

This is a positive sign. Previous actions from governments to regulate tech giants haven't been effective, especially when safeguarding user data. Institutions worldwide must continue to apply pressure if we wish to see real change. We need stronger regulation to protect the privacy of individuals.

Daily Sabah

Establishment-critical narrative

Government regulation can't be the sole solution. Individual users must be more vigilant to check their settings and actually read the fine print about what information is collected and how it's used. We should know by now that our phones and apps constantly gather data on us. This is about the consumer level - buyer beware.

KOAA News 5

Articles on this story

Google, Meta fined $71.8M for violating privacy law in South Korea
TechCrunchAUG 2022
Google, Meta fined W100b for illegal collection of personal data
Korea HeraldAUG 2022
S.Korea fines Google, Meta billions of won for privacy violations
One AmericaAUG 2022
Google, Meta Fined a Total of More Than $70 Million by South Korea Over Privacy
Wall Street JournalAUG 2022