An internet cafe caught red-handed for selling idol stars’ personal info
4:34 am - 07/23/2012
A cafe within an internet portal site has come under fire for buying and selling the
Exact prices were not specified, but it is said that the price of each piece of information differed greatly depending on the idol group.
As controversy over the site began to grow, access to the cafe was finally blocked.
Netizens who came across the shocking news stated, “It’s a pity their personal information is leaked just because they are celebrities. Although they are public figures, I think we should protect their privacy”, “Buying another copy of their album would be much more helpful to the artist than buying their
Source : allkpop via KBS News
are there no laws to stop this ? :/


these people have no shame at all.
Edited at 2012-07-23 11:47 am (UTC)
it's disgusting
I mean, I would assume that only government agencies would have access to that kind of info.
Edited at 2012-07-23 06:29 am (UTC)
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Approaching?!? Omg, if this fuckery is only APPROACHING criminal activity, I wonder what these netizens would qualify as ACTUAL criminal activity... smh.
The stealing and usage of someone else's SSN number should be a major government offense.
Edited at 2012-07-23 08:23 am (UTC)
tbh i was really uncomfortable during that episode in which kyuhyun called changmin on the phone, and changmin sounded frustrated/angry at the start because he didn't recognize the number at first. plus the sasaeng's recording of yoochun over the phone... he just sounded seriously tired of the bullshit they pull. sigh, it's fucking traumatizing. the dbsk boys never get to catch a break, honestly. it's sad. :(
I watch soo many video of them saying how far these sasaeng violated their privacy. Talking about how they want to registered on some site just to find out that someone has used their SSN and they can't enter it. Sad thing is, the MC (or older people of the show), just laugh at it or mesmerized by their 'popularity'
Access was blocked, that's it? WTF.
How about they send the police to interview the people who were running the cafe and the ones who were selling the info. Find out where the leaks happened.
Every database has a log of who accessed a record with a timestamp and an IP address and in some cases a physical location, like a specific terminal or PC in an office.
Fire those employees who leaked the info and make sure to invite the press when you do it.