India, Aug. 13 -- Starbucks is cracking down on patrons who are setting up remote offices inside the coffee chain's locations in South Korea by bringing along their desktop computers and printers. According to a new policy, the company has banned bulky items inside its store locations as people began spending long hours inside, clocked into work.

"Starbucks Korea has updated its policy so all customers can have a pleasant and accessible store experience. While laptops and smaller personal devices are welcome, customers are asked to refrain from bringing desktop computers, printers, or other bulky items that may limit seating and impact the shared space," a Starbucks spokesperson told Fortune in a statement.

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