The Korea Communications Commission (KCC) said Friday that it will uphold the online real-name registration policy, dismissing allegations that the policy made it easier for hackers to steal ...

When South Korea had a similar real name registration rule in effect ... nobody wants to be the first to enforce the policy. Incentives lead to a kind of "prisoner's dilemma" characterized ...

The Constitutional Court in South Korea has ruled that a law implemented ... and that a mandatory real-name policy undermines free speech and discourages people from voicing opinions for fear ...

Meanwhile, Google has decided to adopt a policy for Google+ modeled ... against laws requiring websites to use "real name" policies is South Korea's disastrous experiment with requiring websites ...

South Korea - A South Korean court ended a law requiring Internet contributors to use their real names to leave comments, ruling unanimously Thursday that the policy undermined free speech.

If a policy aiming to prevent ... According to local media reports, the South Korean government will push ahead with plans to scrap the current real name registration system in the wake of the ...

Harvard student and former online security consultant Oliver Day speculates that South Korean law could be an influencing factor in Blizzard's new policy ... by the user's real name.

The “real name” registration system for cryptocurrency trading will begin by January 30, 2018, with six banks, which include Nonghyup Bank and Shinhan Bank. The South Korean government also said this ...

The "real name" registration system for cryptocurrency trading will begin by January 30, 2018, with six banks, which include Nonghyup Bank and Shinhan Bank. The South Korean government also said ...