South Korea's Naver to Change 'No Foreigners' Button After Discrimination Accusations South Korea's dominant digital map player, Naver, has faced intense backlash over a feature that allowed businesses to reject bookings from foreign customers.
The controversy centers around the wording used, which critics argue promotes discrimination and raises questions about the country's commitment to inclusivity.
Naver introduced multilingual services in response to growing pressure from Google Maps to make its service more accessible to foreign users.