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South Korea has also banned DeepC. Now the people of Dakshin Korea will not be able to download new. Understand the whole matter here as to why South Corps took this decision.
Deepsek has also been banned by South Coria.
Highlights
- South Korea banned the Deepseek app.
- The ban may lift after improving the app.
- Taiwan and Australia also imposed ban.
New Delhi. South Korea has banned China’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chatbot App Deepsek. The institution that negotiated the personal data protection of the country has confirmed this. Although it is being said that after some changes in the app, it will be restored once in the South Core, so it can be made for users and submitted. There are some improvements in the chatbot under data protection law.
Explain that apart from South Korea, Taiwan and Australia have also banned it from all government devices. While Italy and France in Europe have announced a ban on the deep app. America also has a copy of Deepcia.
There was a ruckus with the launch
China’s AI Chatbot App Deepsek has made a lot of headlines throughout the world with launch. Deepsek claims that it is several times faster than the OpenAI chat GPT. As soon as this app arrived, it became very popular in South Korea. There are more than 1 million users every week at the App Store in South Moria. But amidst popularity, investigation is going on in many countries regarding data security on Deepseek platforms. Eight countries including India have banned the use of Chinese apps in its government agencies citing data security concerns.
The Personal Information Protection Committee of South Coreia informed that the service of Deepsek Chatbot has been stopped in the country and users will no longer be able to download this chatbot from Apple’s App Store and Google Play. The South Coreia had removed the Deepsek app on 15 February from the app store and Google Play Store.
New Delhi,Delhi
February 18, 2025, 09:23 IST
Now South Korea also applied the ban on Deepsek, told this reason
