The Camp, the official Korean navy app, lately acknowledged that they violated sure rights of the BTS members and has taken measures to resolve the problem.

On January 16, The Camp posted a notification on its official bulletin board, admitting that their mismanagement has led to inadvertent infringements of the rights of “a certain company” and that they’ve taken corrective actions to deal with the problem.

Further, the discover added that on the request of BIGHIT MUSIC, the company of BTS, the app will take away all camps created beneath the names of BIGHIT artists. Even the areas arrange by customers utilizing the names of their artists will probably be suspended by February 9. The Camp additionally emphasised any person who tries to make use of a BIGHIT artist’s title with out correct authorization after the termination, will probably be compelled to shut their house and may additionally be held legally accountable.

On January 9, BIGHIT MUSIC had issued a press release, revealing that that they had filed a criticism with The Camp for violating the publicity rights of BTS through the use of their title and likeness with out the permission of the members and their company. Though BIGHIT revealed this info in January, The Camp had already taken motion in response to this criticism in December final yr by removing the entire BTS members from its Recommended Star Soldier” part, which lists at present enlisted idols and celebrities individually.

Back in December, Jang Cheol Min, the CEO of The Camp’s developer tech agency Enable Daon Soft, had mentioned that BIGHIT MUSIC “misunderstood” the platform’s intentions. But given the newest improvement on this challenge, evidently BIGHIT MUSIC has been persistent of their calls for.

Meanwhile, followers had reacted positively to The Camp’s removing of BTS from its “Star Soldier” listing after displaying concern over the potential exploitation of the members by the platform. Read extra about it here.

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