Oppo ordered to investigate alleged data breach in Thailand

News28 Jan 2025

Chinese electronics giant Oppo has been directed by Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) to urgently investigate and assess risks following allegations of a massive data breach.

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