DeepSeek coding has the capability to transfer users' data directly to the Chinese government: Report
- DeepSeek has faced challenges for US-based AI businesses trying to access its models, as many prefer using US providers due to data security concerns.
- Data authorities in Europe are investigating DeepSeek's data policies to see if they breach GDPR by transferring personal data to China.
- DeepSeek claims to collect user data, including names and IP addresses, and stores it on Chinese servers, raising privacy concerns.
- Experts warn that DeepSeek lacks adequate data protection for EU users, making it risky to disclose personal information.
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