South Korea orders SK Telecom to pay 100,000 Won to each user after nationwide data breach

News22 Dec 2025

South Korea’s state-run consumer watchdog has ordered SK Telecom Co., the country’s largest mobile carrier, to compensate users with 100,000 won each after a massive data breach earlier this year exposed the personal information of all 23 million subscribers.

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