Cointime update: MUJI Japan’s MUJI App suffered a customer data breach, MUJI China said in a response, stating the incident is confined to MUJI Japan. MUJI China’s member data is stored on separate servers and is not transferred overseas in line with local regulations, the company said, adding that the breach will not affect the information or experience of MUJI members in China.
MUJI Japan App Suffers Customer Data Breach; MUJI China Says Local Members Unaffected
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