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ICT ministry said on Monday Google first tech firm to comply with new South Korean Internet law

South Korea's ICT service said on Monday that tech monster Google will take measures to offer stable types of assistance, turning into the primary organization to go under the nation's changed law that considers online substance suppliers responsible for administration blunders.


On December 14 a year ago, various Google administrations, including YouTube, Gmail and Google Calendar, went down for around an hour worldwide, inciting the Ministry of Science and ICT to investigate the matter.


As per the service, Google encountered a confirmation framework mistake for around 50 minutes that day as it didn't distribute extra room for the framework during a past upkeep meeting.


The organization told the service a month ago that it still can't seem to get any remuneration guarantees around the world for the help blunder.


The service said Google will seek after measures to preemptively identify such issues and that in future help blunders, the organization will inform nearby clients through its Korean online media channels, reports Yonhap news office.


The move comes after South Korea a year ago passed an amendment to the Telecommunications Business Act, requiring enormous online substance suppliers to report administration blunders and take measures to offer stable types of assistance in the midst of developing grumblings against streaming goliaths Netflix and Google after various blackouts.


The new principles apply to online organizations that represent 1 percent or a greater amount of the nation's normal day by day information traffic over the most recent three months of a year and those that have more than 1 million day by day clients, which incorporates worldwide tech goliaths Google, Facebook and Netflix, just as neighborhood rivals Naver, Kakao and web-based feature Wavve.


The service said it is additionally intending to audit Wavve's administration blunder on January 27 that part of the way halted its video-on-request administration.

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