Google exposes personal data of South Korean deepfake victims

A U.S.-based research center hired by Google to handle illegal content removal requests published sensitive information about South Korean deepfake victims.

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The tech giant apologized, but Seoul is threatening sanctions.

This case reignites the debate on data protection and platform accountability.

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