The Korea Internet Self-Governance Organization (KISO) announced on September 2, 2026, that it had deliberated a total of 27 cases suspected of false or manipulated information, but none were subject to deletion. ^[1] The KISO False Information Review Special Committee concluded that all 23 finalized cases did not constitute false or manipulated information under the KISO guidelines. ^[2] The Korean Internet Self-Regulatory Policy Organization (KISO) announced the results of its first review of 27 reports of false or manipulated information received after the implementation of the revised Information and Communications Network Act. ^[3] KISO announced its self-regulatory review results at a press conference, marking the first time the organization revealed such information following the revision to the Network Act which came into effect on July 7, 2026. ^[4] Of the 27 cases registered with KISO for deliberation, 23 were reviewed, and the organization deemed none were determined false or manipulated information. ^[5] The legislative upgrade aims to formally define false and manipulated information, introduce stricter penalties, and force large online platforms to moderate such content. ^[6] KISO excluded 4 cases from the final review because the posts were deleted or temporarily suspended during the review process, leaving 23 cases for final determination. ^[7] The KISO False Information Review Special Committee held a press briefing on 2026-07-02 to disclose the status of the 27 cases submitted by member companies. ^[8]