Solving OX Quizzes and Erasing Delivery Labels... Korea Local Information Development Institute Launches Personal Information Protection Campaign in Daily Life

Two Weeks from the 21st to the 2nd of Next Month: Participation by Executives, Employees, Partners, and Local Residents

Online Campaign Features Generative AI Safety Guidelines and Personal Information Management Tips for SNS

At the lobby of the Korea Local Information Development Institute building on the 21st, Kim Seokjin, Deputy Director (fourth from the left), and other employees posed for a commemorative photo holding phrases about personal information protection during the 'Personal Information Protection Week Campaign' event. Korea Local Information Development Institute.

The Korea Local Information Development Institute will conduct a personal information protection campaign involving executives, employees, partner companies, and local residents to mark the 6th Personal Information Protection Day.

To celebrate Personal Information Protection Day on the 30th, the institute announced that it will designate the two weeks from the 21st to the 2nd of next month as 'Personal Information Protection Week' and organize a variety of events aimed at raising awareness of personal information protection.

This year's campaign is focused on promoting practical guidelines for personal information protection that can be easily implemented in daily life, amid the growing importance of privacy protection driven by digital transformation and the expansion of generative artificial intelligence (AI) use.

On the first day, the 'Personal Information Protection OX Quiz Survival' was held at the KLID Hall of the institute in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Kim Seokjin, Chief Privacy Officer and Deputy Director of the institute, served as the quiz master, and more than 50 employees participated, solving quizzes on personal information protection rules that are commonly confused in both work and daily life. The top three participants received beverage vouchers to enjoy with their team members.

A 'Mini Quiz Event' was also organized for employees of partner companies located in the building and nearby Mapo-gu residents. Participants were given 'personal information protection eraser pens' as souvenirs, which can be used to erase personal information left on delivery boxes and other items.

During the campaign, the institute will also sequentially release card news and short-form videos through online channels to share safe usage guidelines for generative AI and personal information management tips for social networking services (SNS).

Deputy Director Kim Seokjin stated, "Personal information protection begins with small acts of attention and good habits practiced by both executives, employees, and community members," adding, "We will continue to engage with the local community and our partners to take the lead in creating a trustworthy digital environment where everyone can feel secure."

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