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South Korea fined Google 69.2 billion won ($50 million) and Meta 30.8 billion won ($22 million) for privacy law violations
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South Korea fined Google 69.2 billion won ($50 million) and Meta 30.8 billion won ($22 million) for privacy law violations
The KCC, South Korea's telecom operator, has taken issue with Apple, Google, One Store over potentially violating the country's in-app payments law
The iPhone maker fell short of persuading regulators after providing insufficient details on alternative payment systems.
The decision is in accordance with South Korea's new law that regulates app stores through safeguards and penalties.
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The country's antitrust watchdog fined Google for hindering the development of Android OS forks through specific contracts.
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