China’s Temu to send South Korean users’ personal data to 3rd-party companies

Seoul, Feb 22 : New privacy terms by Chinese e-commerce platform Temu will require South Korean users to agree to transfer their personal data to third-party companies in the country, its new policy showed. The updated privacy terms, which go into effect the same day, will have users consent to providing their personal customs clearance…

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