Privacy Red Flags: DeepSeek Collecting User Data for China?

DeepSeek faces backlash for collecting user data and sending it to servers in China, sparking privacy and security concerns.

A new AI app called DeepSeek is making waves for all the wrong reasons, raising serious concerns about privacy and data security. The app reportedly collects vast user data, including text, audio, uploaded files, and even keystroke patterns.

What’s more alarming? DeepSeek stores all this information on servers in China, where companies are legally required to share data with the government under strict national security laws.

This level of data collection goes far beyond typical app practices, with some experts calling it a potential national security risk. “It’s not just about privacy anymore. This is about large-scale data misuse,” warned a cybersecurity analyst.

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DeepSeek’s practices have drawn comparisons to TikTok, but analysts argue it poses a far bigger threat by collecting more types of data.

With millions already downloading the app, experts are urging users to be cautious. Avoid sharing sensitive information or uploading personal files to the platform. The risks to your privacy may simply outweigh the benefits of this new AI tool.