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Broadcast Media Communications Commission launches online I-PIN issuance for teens 14 and older

South Korea\'s Broadcast Media Communications Commission said on June 30 it will fully implement online issuance of I-PINs for teenagers aged 14 and older. It is working with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, a public MyData expansion task force, KAIT and three I-PIN issuers including NICE Information Service, Seoul Credit Rating and Korea Credit Bureau. The change allows immediate online issuance with legal guardian consent even without a phone in the teen’s name.

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SKT\'s InsertAnywhere accepted by ECCV, one of top three computer vision conferences

SK Telecom said its AI video compositing technology, InsertAnywhere, jointly developed with a KAIST research team, has been recognised by a major global computer vision conference. The company said a paper on the technology was accepted to ECCV 2026, to be held in Malmo, Sweden, from Sept. 8 to 12. InsertAnywhere adds objects not present at filming and maintains stable position, shape and lighting effects. SKT said it has commercialised the technology through its AdFlux solution.

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Same network, different quality: Network slicing to reshape telecoms

Network slicing is a technology that splits a single physical 5G network into multiple virtual networks and sets different bandwidth, latency, reliability and security for each service. It can keep communications for safety staff stable even when traffic surges at major events. Full implementation hinges on 5G standalone mode, which builds a 5G core network. South Korea has launched an emergency communications priority service and carriers are testing business models, while capacity, security and net neutrality issues remain.