Line to transfer all users' data to Japan for security

Line to transfer all users' data to Japan for security

Takeshi Idezawa, president of messaging app provider Line Corp., meets the press in Tokyo on March 23, 2021. All data of Line users will now be transferred to Japan and stored in the country to better protect its customers' personal information, Idezawa said after data had been accessed by technicians in China without users being informed as required by law.

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