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log date: 2026-1-23 "Beom-seok Gihm (김범석, then CEO) was extremely cautious by ensuring that Coupang Korea's business activities weren't directly linked to him. To avoid legal risks, whenever he started a new group chat or held a meeting on a sensitive topic, he used Signal (a secure messenger app) outside of Coupang's system, rather than emails or the company's internal messaging app. Signal's message deletion feature prevented chat records from remaining on individual mobile phones. Therefore, even if the police or regulators raided Coupang's offices and computers, they would not be able to find any chat history." Coupang Chairman amassed enormous wealth by manipulating management and exploiting employees. A whistleblower reveals that Bom Kim has demanded to use profanity, show no tolerance, and escalate conflicts. He also says that Bom Kim does similar behaviours.-  In-Depth 60 Minutes (추적60분) KBS On January 23, 2026, South Korea's public broadc...

log date: 2026-1-5 "The year of 2025 being marked by numerous customer data breaches occurred due to vulnerabilities in major corporations' e-commerce and cybersecurity systems.  Photo by KBS News:   https://news.kbs.co.kr/news/pc/view/view.do?ncd=8447973 December 17, 2025 the Science-Technology-Information-Broadcasting Committee of the National Assembly in South Korea held its first hearing on Coupang, the e-commerce logistics company responsible for the largest personal information leak in the nation's history. Currently, several ministries including the Fair Trade Commission are conducting investigations based on complaints, petitions, and tipoffs from affected workers and suppliers. The personal information leak is just one of the varied social problems caused by Coupang. As of today, Coupang Korea is notorious for causing numerous problems in Korean society. Through its excessive lobbying, it has induced government agencies to neglect their duties, violate public eth...