German data protection official wants Apple, Google to remove DeepSeek from the country’s app stores

The German data protection official, Apple and Google’s DeepSeek app, said users illegally transfer users to China.

Meike Camp, Berlin’s Commissioner for Data Protection and Information Freedom, said Deepseek told companies that “convincing evidence” as required by the EU law.

“The Chinese government has access to personal information within the framework of Chinese companies,” Camp said that two technological companies have now considered a report and delete the report.

Camp, the office of Deepsek’s relocation or application outside the unblock was to comply with the law, but the Chinese company did not do it.

Italy at the beginning of this year forbidden Deepseek from app stores in the country in connection with the protection of similar data.

It should be noted that the two main details about DeepSeek-in DeepSeek, which is due to the construction and operation of the service from China in the EU. To her Privacy policyThe data and information that releases information and information in their homeland includes information and information in stores.

Apple and Google did not respond immediately to surveys for comments.

This story was made to clarify the Deepseek’s information to the Berlin Data Protection Commissioner.