The Personal Information Protection Committee said that Deep Chic has taken corrective actions for transmitting user information and messages without permission.
The Personal Information Committee (Chairman Go Hak -soo) held the ninth plenary session and deliberated the outcomes of the preliminary inspection of deep chic.
Earlier, on January 31, he sent a questionnaire on the gathering and processing of non-public information to Deep Chic, and checked the preliminary status to understand the issue. In the method, Deep Chic expressed his intention to actively cooperate, and on February 15, he temporarily suspended recent downloads within the domestic app market.
On the day, the Personal Information Committee announced that it confirmed some problems because of this of the preliminary inspection.
First, Deep Chic didn’t have a provision related to Korean law and domestic law, and Deep Chic admitted and took motion.
He also identified that non-public information was transferred to many corporations in China and the US, but didn’t disclose the agreement or disclosure within the technique of handling from the user. Specifically, Deep Chic said that the contents of device information, network information, and app information within the prompt were transmitted to an organization called Bolcano in Beijing, a bite dance.
Nevertheless, Deep Chic explained that the transmission of knowledge to Volcano was used to make use of cloud services to enhance security issues, user interfaces (UI) and experience (UX), and blocked a brand new transfer in accordance with the committee’s point that the transfer of the user input within the prompt was unnecessary.
It was also an issue to make use of the user’s prompt for AI learning without consent. In March, Deep Chic announced that in March, the user prepared the AI learning rejection (opt -out) of the prompt input.
Based on the outcomes of the inspection, the Personal Information Committee decided to consistently establish a legal basis for the transfer of non-public information to Deep Sik, and immediately destroy the prompt input of the user who has already moved to the Volcano and constantly secure the transparency of the service, akin to the disclosure of Korean language processing policy.
The Personal Information Committee added, “We plan to proceed to administer at the least twice the implementation of deep chics on future correction and improvement recommendations.”
Alternatively, the Chinese Foreign Ministry mentioned the announcement on personal information and said, “The Chinese government has never asked to illegally collect and store data from corporations, and I don’t desire to do it in the longer term.”
By Park Soo -bin, sbin08@aitimes.com
