US lawmakers

US lawmakers have recently voiced strong disapproval regarding a massive data leak by e-commerce giant Coupang, which allegedly exposed the personal information of over 30 million customers. South Korea's data protection watchdog imposed a record fine of $408 million on the New York-listed company for failing to implement adequate safety measures and delaying the reporting of the breach. This incident has provoked the ire of US lawmakers, highlighting concerns about data security and corporate accountability. In a separate development, a group of US lawmakers are also actively joining protesters in demanding the closure of a controversial immigration detention center due to allegations of inhumane conditions. These actions underscore the current engagement of US lawmakers on issues of consumer data protection and human rights within detention facilities.