Large-scale data breach at Lotte Card: Over two million client records compromised
In a significant move, a recent apology from the company founder and another Lotte Card manager has been translated into English, making it audible to a wider audience. The translation was achieved with the aid of generative AI tools and was later reviewed and refined by a native English-speaking editor to ensure accuracy.
The apology, delivered on September 18 in Jung District, Central Seoul, during a press conference, is presented in an article that comes with several features to enhance your reading experience.
Audio Clips
Three audio clips are included in the article to provide a more immersive experience. Currently, the first audio clip (audio_1) is selected, but you can toggle between the clips as you wish. Please note that the second audio clip is not specified in the article. The third audio clip (audio_2) is available for your listening pleasure.
Captions and Chapters
The captions for the article can be turned on or off at your convenience. Additionally, the article is divided into chapters, each with a description that can be toggled off for a cleaner, uncluttered view.
Accessibility
We have designed this article with your comfort in mind. Whether you prefer to listen or read, the features we've included aim to make the content more audible to you.
We hope you find this translated article informative and engaging. Stay tuned for more updates from Lotte Card.
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