Adore is strengthening its legal actions through fan reports.
They will maintain a zero-tolerance stance against deepfake crimes.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Hangil] Adore has reaffirmed its zero-tolerance approach to malicious acts targeting NewJeans. This includes the spread of false information, invasion of privacy, and derogatory comments towards minor members, in addition to racist remarks against foreign members. On the 29th, Adore announced through its official fan platform that it has been closely monitoring criminal acts against its artists and filed complaints against those creating malicious posts in late November. Particularly, it has taken a strong stance against deepfake crimes, working closely with law enforcement, and preparing additional lawsuits based on the cases it collects. The company also highlighted the vital role of fan tips in its legal responses.
Recently, issues regarding artists' rights violations have emerged as a significant concern within the K-pop industry. Popular idol groups like NewJeans, while garnering public interest, find themselves suffering from malicious comments and doxxing. Adore's response demonstrates a strong commitment to protecting its artists, potentially raising awareness among fans about the severity of these issues. Furthermore, the legal actions against harmful posts convey an important message to the K-pop fandom.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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