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A passerby speaks on the phone outside a SK Telecom store in central Seoul on Aug. 28, the day the company was fined over a massive leak of user USIM data. [NEWS1]
SK Telecom CEO Ryu Young-sang bows in apology during a press conference on the hacking incident and the company’s response, held at the SKT Tower in Jung District, central Seoul, in July. [NEWS1]
The SK Telecom logo is seen at a retail branch in Seoul on Aug. 27. [YONHAP]
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