Kakao's co-CEO steps down taking blame for massive service o

Kakao's co-CEO steps down taking blame for massive service outage

Namkoong Whon, co-CEO of Kakao, stepped down on Wednesday to take responsibility for the recent service disruptions including its popular messenger app KakaoTalk due to a data center fire and vowed to complete a backup system within two months to prevent a recurrence. “Currently, most of our services have been normalized. We have caused great inconvenience for a lengthy period of time as our response did not meet the expectations of users,” Namkoong said during a press conference at its office in the Pangyo area of Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province.

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