German authorities have requested Apple ( NASDAQ: AAPL) and Google ( NASDAQ: GOOG ) ( NASDAQ: GOOGL) to remove DeepSeek ( ...

German data protection commissioner Meike Kamp stated that DeepSeek’s transfer of user data to China is ‘unlawful’.

Today the Irish Data Protection Commission confirmed to TechCrunch that it has sent a note to DeepSeek requesting details concerning how the data of citizens in Ireland is processed by the company.

DeepSeek, known for its cost-efficient AI models and a globally popular chatbot, is already facing scrutiny elsewhere in Europe. Italy banned the app in February, and Ireland has initiated its own ...

The logo for the app DeepSeek is seen on an iPhone Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Jon Elswick) SEOUL, South Korea (AFP) — Data watchdogs in South Korea and Ireland said Friday they ...

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has requested information from Chinese artificial intelligence app DeepSeek about data processing conducted in relation to Irish users, it said on Wednesday.

International regulators probe how DeepSeek is using data. ... In France and Ireland, officials are digging into whether the AI chatbot poses a privacy risk. Sponsor Message. Asia ...

Ireland has also launched an investigation, ... The DeepSeek incident serves as a stark reminder of the cybersecurity risks enterprises face when integrating third-party AI models.

The letter from Ireland’s DPA was sent less than 24 hours after the data protection watchdog in Italy sent a similar note to the company. DeepSeek has yet to respond to either request publicly.

Data watchdogs in South Korea and Ireland said Friday they would ask Chinese AI startup DeepSeek to clarify how it manages users' personal information, as governments from around the world ...