UNIQLO Responds To Information Leakage: It Does Not Involve Chinese Users

UNIQLO responds to information leakage.

Japan's fast retailing company issued a statement on May 14th, saying its brand UNIQLO and GU sales website had more than 460 thousand customers who were not authorized to access personal information, which could cause information leakage.

Xun marketing company said that it has already patched the relevant program vulnerabilities, cancelled the login password of the affected accounts, and concurrent mail asked the affected customers to reset the online store login password.

XXX apologized to the client and promised to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

After fermenting this matter, in the afternoon of May 14th, UNIQLO told reporters that after investigation, the incident did not involve China's website and information platform.

In China, UNIQLO has been strictly observing the laws and regulations of the state, and has protected consumers' personal information and consumption data through strict management processes and technical means.

UNIQLO will, as always, strictly abide by relevant laws and regulations of the state, and provide consumers with a safe shopping environment.

Japan's Xun marketing company has just released the group's main co operative factory list.

The actual situation shows that apart from China, the company has also launched a cooperative OEM business in Southeast Asia where wages are low and the market is expected to expand.

Among them, there are 128 foundry factories in China, accounting for 5 of the total.

In the context of rising labor costs, fast marketing is pushing ahead with a plan to reduce dependence on China in the medium and long term.

China is still the largest overseas market of UNIQLO.

By the end of February, there were 673 stores in mainland China, 28 stores in Hong Kong and Macao, 67 stores in Taiwan, and 768 stores in Greater China.