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Consumer Dispute Panel Orders Coupang to Pay Affected Consumers 100,000 Won Each for Data Breach

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Lee Yong-seong reports: The Consumer Dispute Settlement Committee has decided that Coupang must compensate affected consumers 100,000 won [about $70 USD] in cash or 100,000 won in Coupang Cash per person over a large-scale personal data breach, the committee said on the 31st. … The case began on December 8 last year, when 50 consumers... Source

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Lee Yong-seong reports: The Consumer Dispute Settlement Committee has decided that Coupang must compensate affected consumers 100,000 won [about $70 USD] in cash or 100,000 won in Coupang Cash per person over a large-scale personal data breach, the committee said on the 31st. … The case began on December 8 last year, when 50 consumers... Source
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Originally published by DataBreaches.net on Jul 31, 2026.

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