Service Terms of Use Revision Details - Complete Revision Reason for Revision - The service terms of use have been completely revised to unify them into one in conjunction with the account system overhaul. --- Terms of Service Article 1 (Purpose) These Terms of Service are intended to stipulate the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between the Provider and Members, and other necessary matters in relation to the use of all services provided by the Provider (hereinafter referred to as the "Provider"). Article 2 (Definitions) The definitions of key terms used in these Terms are as follows: 1. "Service" means all services provided by the Provider that can be used by "Users" regardless of the implemented device (including various wired and wireless devices such as PCs, TVs, and portable devices). 2. "User" refers to a person who has registered as a member by providing personal information to the Provider, and who continuously receives information from the Provider and can continuously use the services provided by the "Provider". 3. "Non-member" refers to a person who uses the services provided by the Provider without membership registration. 4. "ID" means a combination of letters or letters and numbers that a member determines and the Provider approves for member identification and service use. 5. "Password" means a combination of characters (including special characters) and numbers that a member sets for themselves to confirm that they are the member matching the assigned ID and to protect confidentiality. 6. "Content" refers to information in the form of text, photos, videos, and various files and links such as symbols, characters, voices, sounds, images, or videos used in information and communication networks according to the provisions of the Information and Communications Network Act. 7. "Third-party Content" refers to content provided by a third party, not the Provider, that operates on the Provider's platform. Article 3 (Rules Other Than the Terms) 1. Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by laws or detailed guidelines such as individual terms, operational policies, and rules for services established by the Provider (hereinafter referred to as "Detailed Guidelines"). In addition, if these Terms and the Detailed Guidelines conflict, the Detailed Guidelines shall prevail. Article 4 (Effect and Amendment of Terms) 1. These Terms shall be disclosed by posting on the Internet service provided by the Provider. The "Provider" may amend these Terms within the scope not violating related laws (hereinafter referred to as "Related Laws") such as the "Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc. (hereinafter referred to as the "Electronic Commerce Act")", "Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as the "Terms Regulation Act")", "Framework Act on Electronic Documents and Transactions (hereinafter referred to as the "Electronic Document Act")", "Electronic Financial Transactions Act", "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc. (hereinafter referred to as the "Information and Communications Network Act")", and "Framework Act on Consumers". When the Terms are amended, the Provider shall determine the content of the amended Terms and the effective date, and notify users at least 7 days (30 days for changes that are unfavorable to users or involve significant matters) prior to the effective date until a considerable period after the effective date. For existing users, the Provider shall individually notify them of the amended Terms, the application date, and the reason for the amendment (including an explanation of important matters among the changes to be made) through separate electronic means (such as email, text message, in-service electronic message, pop-up notification, etc.). The amended Terms shall become effective from the notified or announced effective date. 2. When the Provider announces or notifies the amended Terms in accordance with Paragraph 1, it shall also notify users of the following: "If you do not agree to the amendment, you may terminate the contract within 7 days (or 30 days in the case of changes that are unfavorable to users or involve significant matters) from the date of announcement or notification. If you do not express your intention to terminate the contract, you will be deemed to have agreed to the amendment." 3. If a user does not express their intention to reject the amended Terms within 7 days (or 30 days in the case of changes that are unfavorable to users or involve significant matters) from the date of announcement or notification in Paragraph 2, they shall be deemed to have agreed to the amendment of these Terms. Article 5 (Notice to Users) 1. The Provider may notify users by electronic means such as email, text message (SMS), electronic message, push notification, Discord, etc., unless otherwise specified in these Terms. 2. For notices to all users, the Provider may substitute the notice in Paragraph 1 by posting on the bulletin board within the website operated by the Provider for 7 days or more. However, for matters that have a significant impact on the user's own transactions, individual notice in Paragraph 1 shall be given. 3. If individual notice is difficult due to the user's failure to provide contact information, failure to update after changes, incorrect information, etc., the Provider may substitute individual notice by posting as described in the previous paragraph. Article 6 (Conclusion of Use Agreement) A use agreement shall be concluded in the following cases: 1. When a user wishes to register as a member, the user agrees to the content of the Terms, then submits a membership application, and the Provider approves such application 2. When a user wishes to use a service that can be used without membership registration, without applying for membership registration, when payment is made to use the Provider's service 3. When a user wishes to use a free service without membership registration for a service that can be used without membership registration, when they use additional services such as storage of matters related to the free service and proceed with the procedures in Items 1 and 2 above Article 7 (Approval of Membership Registration) 1. The Provider, in principle, shall approve service use when there is a request for a use agreement. 2. In the application under Paragraph 1, the Provider may request real name verification and identity authentication through a professional institution if necessary for service provision. 3. The Provider may reserve approval if there is insufficient service-related facility capacity or if there are technical or operational issues. 4. If the Provider does not approve or reserves service use in accordance with Paragraph 3, the Provider shall, in principle, notify the service use applicant. However, exceptions shall be made when the user cannot be notified due to reasons not attributable to the Provider. 5. The time of establishment of the use agreement shall be the time when the Provider displays the completion of registration in the application procedure in the case of Article 6, Item 1, and the time when payment is displayed as completed in the case of Article 6, Item 2. 6. The Provider may differentiate usage by subdividing usage time, number of uses, service menu, etc. by grade according to the Provider's policy for members. 7. The Provider may impose usage restrictions or grade restrictions on members to comply with grades and age requirements under the "Motion Pictures and Video Products Act" and the "Youth Protection Act". Article 8 (Changes to Member Information) 1. Members can view and modify their personal information at any time through the personal information management screen. However, real names, IDs, etc. necessary for service management cannot be modified. 2. If the information provided during membership registration has changed, the member must modify it online or notify the Provider of the change by email or other means. 3. Members are responsible for any disadvantages arising from failure to notify the Provider of the changes in Paragraph 2. Article 9 (Management and Protection of Member Information) 1. The responsibility for managing the member's ID and password lies with the member, and they must not allow third parties to use them. 2. The Provider may restrict the use of a member's ID if there is a risk of personal information leakage, if it is antisocial or contrary to public order and morals, or if there is a risk of being mistaken for the Provider or service operator. 3. If a member becomes aware that their ID and password have been stolen or are being used by a third party, they must immediately notify the Provider and follow the guidance. 4. In the case of Paragraph 3, the Provider shall not be responsible for any disadvantages arising from the member's failure to notify the Provider of the fact or failure to follow the Provider's guidance even after notification. Article 10 (Obligations of the Provider) 1. The Provider shall repair or restore facilities without delay in the event of a failure or loss of facilities to provide continuous and stable services, and may temporarily suspend the provision of all or part of the services without notice if unavoidable due to the occurrence of any of the following reasons. In this case, the Provider shall notify users of the reason and suspension period without delay after the fact. - When it is necessary to conduct emergency inspection, expansion, replacement, or repair of facilities or construction work on the system - When it is determined that system replacement is necessary to provide new services - When normal service provision is impossible due to system or other service facility failures, wired/wireless network failures, etc. - In case of national emergency, power outage, or force majeure 2. The Provider shall strive to provide convenience to users in contract-related procedures and content. - The Provider shall post the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, etc. on the initial screen of the online service so that users can easily know them. Article 11 (Personal Information Protection) 1. The Provider values users' personal information and strives to comply with related laws such as the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, and the Personal Information Protection Act. The Provider informs users through the Privacy Policy of the purpose and manner in which personal information provided by users is used and what measures are being taken to protect personal information. 2. The Provider shall apply related laws and the Provider's Privacy Policy regarding the protection and use of users' personal information. However, the Provider's Privacy Policy does not apply to external web pages linked from websites operated by the Provider. Article 12 (Obligations of Users) 1. Users must complete the application form based on facts when applying for use through user registration. If a user registers false or another person's information, they cannot claim any rights against the Provider, and the Provider shall not be liable for damages arising from this. 2. Users must comply with the matters stipulated in these Terms and other regulations established by the Provider, and matters announced by the Provider. In addition, users must not interfere with the Provider's business or damage the Provider's reputation. 3. If member information such as address, contact information, or email address changes, users must immediately modify it online. In this case, users shall be responsible for any consequences arising from failure to modify the changed information or delays in modification. 4. Users must directly manage the ID and password assigned to them. The Provider shall not be responsible for problems arising from the user's negligent management. 5. When selecting an ID, nickname, or other names used within the service, users must not engage in any of the following acts: - Impersonating the official operator of the service provided by the Provider or using a similar name to cause confusion to other users - Using a name that may infringe on the trademark rights, copyrights, or other rights of third parties - Using a name that may damage the reputation of a third party or interfere with their business - Using a name that contains antisocial content that violates related laws 6. Users may not engage in disposition acts such as selling, donating, or providing as collateral their service use rights or other contractual status without the Provider's explicit consent. 7. With respect to this Article, other details such as precautions for service use shall be determined by operational policies, and if users violate the Terms of Service and operational policies, disadvantages such as service use restrictions and civil and criminal liability may occur. Article 13 (Provision of Service) 1. The Provider's service shall, in principle, be provided 24 hours a day, year-round. However, if there are special circumstances such as inspection for maintenance of the Provider's system or replacement of communication equipment, temporary suspension of all or part of the service may occur. 2. Specific guidance for individual services provided by the Provider can be found on the individual service screen. 3. The content of services provided by the Provider is as follows: - Services provided using web pages, etc. Article 14 (Restriction of Service, etc.) 1. The Provider may restrict or suspend all or part of the service in the event of war, incident, natural disaster, or a national emergency that has occurred or is likely to occur, or when there are unavoidable reasons such as when a key telecommunications business operator under the Telecommunications Business Act suspends telecommunications services. 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding paragraph, all or part of the service may be restricted or suspended due to reasons such as the Provider's operational policy, and some functions may be converted to paid services. 3. When the Provider restricts or suspends the use of the service, it shall promptly notify users of the reason, restriction period, and scheduled date and time. 4. If the Provider receives payment information in advance and converts a free service into a paid service, it shall notify users of the reason and scheduled date and time of the paid conversion and obtain the user's consent for the paid conversion. Article 15 (Cancellation, Termination, and Withdrawal Procedure of Service) 1. When a user wishes to terminate the use agreement, they may request termination of the use agreement at any time through the user withdrawal application on the website. However, for a certain period of time after new registration, immediate withdrawal may be restricted for reasons such as preventing service abuse. 2. The Provider may notify the user and terminate the contract if the user violates the user's obligations set forth in these Terms, such as abnormal use, unfair use, use of prohibited programs, or creation of broadcasts and posts that damage or insult the reputation of others, and such acts are accumulated 2 or more times, including the first prohibition or deletion request, despite requests to prohibit or delete such acts. 3. The Provider shall reply to the user after receiving the user's expression of intention to withdraw, cancel, or terminate. The reply shall be made by one of the methods notified by the user to the Provider, and if the contact information notified by the user to the Provider does not exist, the Provider may not reply. Article 16 (Damages) 1. The Provider or user may claim damages if damages occur due to the other party's fault. However, the Provider shall not be liable for damages due to service failures, suspension of provision, loss or deletion of stored data, alteration, etc. 2. In relation to the use of services provided by the Provider, the Provider shall not be liable for any damages unless it violates the content specified in the Provider's operational policy, privacy policy, and terms of use for each service. Article 17 (Disclaimer) 1. The Provider shall not be liable for service provision if the service cannot be provided due to natural disasters or force majeure equivalent thereto. 2. The Provider shall not be liable for service use failures due to the user's fault. 3. The Provider shall not be responsible for problems that arise when users modify or alter the service. 4. The Provider shall not be responsible for users' failure to obtain expected profits from using the service, nor shall it be responsible for damages caused by data obtained through the service. 5. The Provider shall not be responsible for the reliability, accuracy, or other content of content posted by users on web pages, and shall not intervene in disputes that arise between users or between users and third parties through the service. Article 18 (Attribution of Rights) 1. Intellectual property rights such as copyrights for services provided by the Provider belong to the Provider. 2. The Provider only grants users the right to use the services provided by the Provider according to the conditions set by the Provider in relation to the service, and users may not engage in disposition acts such as transfer, sale, or provision as collateral. 3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph 1, intellectual property rights for content directly created by users and works provided in accordance with the Provider's partnership agreements do not belong to the Provider. Article 19 (Content Management) 1. If content created or produced by a member contains content that violates related laws such as the "Personal Information Protection Act" and the "Copyright Act", the administrator may request suspension and deletion of the posting of such content in accordance with the procedures set forth in the related laws, and the Provider must take measures in accordance with the related laws. 2. Even if there is no request from the rights holder in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the Provider may take temporary measures on the content in accordance with related laws if there is reason to believe that there is a violation of rights or if it violates the Provider's policy and related laws. Article 20 (Copyright of Content) 1. The copyright of content posted by users within the service belongs to the author of the content. 2. Notwithstanding Paragraph 1, the Provider may use the content registered by members free of charge without separate permission for the purpose of operating, displaying, transmitting, distributing, and promoting the service, within the scope consistent with copyright law and fair trade practices, as follows: 3. Use of content created by users within the service for the creation of derivative works or compilations within the scope that does not infringe copyright, such as reproduction, modification, display, transmission, and distribution. However, if the user who registered the content requests deletion or suspension of use of the content, the Provider shall delete or suspend use of all related content except for matters that must be preserved in accordance with related laws. - Use within the scope of service operation, promotion, service improvement, and development of new services - Use for providing and displaying user content for promotional purposes through media, telecommunications companies, etc. 3. Notwithstanding Paragraph 1, other users who are not copyright holders using the Provider's service (hereinafter referred to as "other users") may use content registered by members free of charge without separate permission for the purpose of operation, display, transmission, distribution, and promotion within the service, within the scope consistent with copyright law and fair trade practices, as follows: - Use of content created by users within the service for the creation of derivative works or compilations within the scope that does not infringe copyright, such as reproduction, modification, display, transmission, and distribution. However, if the user who registered the content requests deletion or suspension of use of the content, other users or the Provider shall delete or suspend use of all related content except for matters that must be preserved in accordance with related laws. Article 21 (Third-Party Content) 1. The Provider may provide third-party content within the service, and in this case, the Provider shall not be liable for the content of such third-party content. 2. Users must comply with the terms of service and policies of the relevant third party when using third-party content, and the Provider shall not be liable for damages arising from the use of third-party content. 3. When users develop or provide third-party content, they must not engage in the following acts without the Provider's separate consent. In this case, the Provider may take measures such as restricting service use for the user. - Acts that infringe intellectual property rights such as copyright and trademark rights - Acts that damage or insult the reputation of others - Acts related to illegal acts or criminal acts - Acts that harm the stability or reliability of the service 4. Users must not engage in acts that affect the stability or reliability of the service in the process of using third-party content, and if violated, the Provider may take measures such as restricting service use for the user. Article 22 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law) In the event of a dispute regarding the service, the competent court shall be the court having jurisdiction over the location of the Provider, and the governing law shall be the laws of the country where the Provider is located. Article 23 (Severability) Even if some provisions of these Terms are found invalid by a court, the remaining provisions shall remain valid, and the provisions found invalid shall be modified and applied to the extent possible in accordance with the intent of the law. Supplementary Provisions Article 1 (Effective Date) These Terms shall be effective from April 11, 2026. Article 2 (Original Text) The original version of these Terms is in Korean, and translations are provided for reference purposes. In the event of any differences in interpretation between the translation and the original text, the original text shall prevail. Article 3 (Relationship with Previous Terms) Upon agreement to these Terms, any previously agreed terms shall be replaced by these Terms. Rights and obligations arising under previous terms shall be handled in accordance with these Terms, except where explicitly stipulated in these Terms. This text has been translated from Korean. The Korean original is the legally binding version. Translations are provided for informational purposes only and have no legal effect.