Thailand's Personal Data Protection Committee Office demands Foodpanda explain data protection plan for customers and partners


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BANGKOK: The Office of the Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC Office) has urged Foodpanda to submit a data protection plan before its Thailand exit on May 23 to prevent customer and partner data leaks.

PDPC Office has requested that Foodpanda submit a detailed plan outlining how it intends to destroy the personal data of its customers and partners once it ceases operations next month.

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