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The South Korean government announced on Nov. 13 that Google has fulfilled all security conditions imposed when it conditionally permitted the export of domestic high-precision maps, according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. The conditions include restricting latitude and longitude coordinate display and measures for military and security facilities, as reported by Yonhap and KBS World. This brings Google one step closer to using South Korea's high-precision map data overseas, though the ministry's confirmation is the key development. Korean media coverage focuses on the government's verification process and the security rationale, given ongoing military tensions with North Korea, which have historically limited such data exports.