South Korea introduces app to let victims track their stalkers

South Korean authorities have developed a mobile application designed to assist stalking victims in tracking their perpetrators. The app, promoted as a tool to combat persistent harassment, allows victims to record and report suspicious individuals in real time. Officials state that this initiative is part of broader efforts to protect women and enhance public safety. However, not everyone is convinced of the technology's usefulness. Some experts point out that the app might create a false sense of security and may not always prevent actual threats. They also warn about possible privacy violations if data falls into the wrong hands. Despite these concerns, the app is already available for download, and its use is being encouraged through educational campaigns. The exact mechanism and effectiveness of the app will be evaluated after its implementation.