According to a report by Nippon Television on November 8, recent incidents of personal information leaks due to cybersecurity issues have occurred frequently in Japan, and Japanese companies are struggling to deal with them. In this context, some Japanese companies have come up with a “fundamental” solution to this problem, which is to stop registering users' personal information. Analysts believe that some Japanese companies will probably go back to using paper coupons. According to reports, the “PARK24” group, which provides car rental services, recently leaked personal information, such as about 1.46 million driver's licenses. Affected by the incident, the group has deleted all user personal information it has stored, and said that in the future, photos of driver's licenses and other documents provided by users during registration will be deleted immediately after the account registration is completed.

According to a report by Nippon Television on November 8, recent incidents of personal information leaks due to cybersecurity issues have occurred frequently in Japan, and Japanese companies are struggling to deal with them. In this context, some Japanese companies have come up with a “fundamental” solution to this problem, which is to stop registering users' personal information. Analysts believe that some Japanese companies will probably go back to using paper coupons. According to reports, the “PARK24” group, which provides car rental services, recently leaked personal information, such as about 1.46 million driver's licenses. Affected by the incident, the group has deleted all user personal information it has stored, and said that in the future, photos of driver's licenses and other documents provided by users during registration will be deleted immediately after the account registration is completed.