Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these Terms is to define the rights, obligations, and necessary matters between Hyo Dev (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") and users in relation to the use of services provided by the Company (hereinafter referred to as "Services").

Article 2 (Definition of Terms)

1. The definitions of terms used in these Terms are as follows:

1) "User" means a customer who has agreed to these Terms and has been granted the qualification to use all services provided by the Company.
2) "Service" means all services provided by the Company.
3) "Device" means devices such as PCs, mobile phones, smartphones, tablets, wearable devices, etc. that can download or install and use the Service.
4) "Application" means all programs downloaded or installed through the devices described in Paragraph 1, Item 3 to use the Services provided by the Company.
5) "App Store (Open Market) Operator" means all e-commerce providers such as open markets (including operators providing in-service payment) that allow installation and payment for our services. (e.g., Google Play Store, Apple App Store, T-Store, Olleh Market, U+ App Market, etc.)
6) "Platform Operator" means operators and all related services that partner with the Company to provide services in promoting or using our services. (e.g., NHN's Naver, Facebook Inc.'s Facebook)
7) "User Account" means a combination of letters, numbers, or special characters selected by the user and assigned by the platform operator for user identification and service use. The Company uses unique identification numbers (consisting of special numbers or letters) provided by the platform operator without direct disclosure. (e.g., TID, UID, App Center ID, etc.)
8) "Content" means all digital materials that users can use through devices in connection with the Company's services.
9) "Paid Content" means all online content purchased through the "App Store" described in Paragraph 1, Item 5 for users to enjoy specific effects or benefits while using the service. Including cyber money, etc.
10) "Free Content" means all online content that users can acquire through gifts between users or while using the service without purchasing through paid content as described in Paragraph 1, Item 8.
11) "In-App Purchase" means the act of payment to purchase items, features, paid content, etc. within the application.
12) "In-App Items" means items, points, etc. that users can purchase through In-App purchases.
13) "Withdrawal" means the user's expression of intent to terminate the service contract after service activation.

2. The definitions of terms used in these Terms, except as defined in Paragraph 1, shall be as prescribed by relevant laws. Matters not defined by relevant laws shall follow general commercial practice.

Article 3 (Provision of Company Information)

The Company shall post the following items on the initial service screen or company website so that users can easily access this information. However, the privacy policy and terms of service may be made available through linked screens.

a. Company name and representative's name
b. Business location address (including the address where user complaints can be handled) and email address
c. Business registration number, mail-order business registration number
d. Privacy Policy
e. Terms of Service

Article 4 (Effectiveness and Changes to the Terms)

1. Due to the nature of the service usage contract, these Terms are specified within the Company's website or applications for service use, and become effective when users install and run the application. If an application is run before the revision and implementation date without the relevant consent procedure, it is still considered as agreement to these Terms, and if users do not agree, they can withdraw such consent by logging out and deleting the application.

2. The Company shall draft these Terms so that users can easily understand their content, and before agreeing to the Terms, important content such as subscription withdrawal, refund of overpayments, contract cancellation and termination, Company's exemption clauses, and compensation for damages to members shall be processed in bold text or provided through separate linked screens or pop-up screens so that members can easily understand them.

3. The Company may change these Terms within the scope that does not violate related laws such as the "Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc.", "Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions", "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc.", and "Content Industry Promotion Act" to improve changes in related laws or users' rights and obligations. Changed Terms shall specify the application date, changes, and reasons for changes, and notify users through the Company's homepage, official cafe, or provided applications from 7 days before the application date (however, 30 days in advance for matters that significantly affect users' rights) until a certain period after the application date has passed, and become effective from the application date.

4. Users have the right not to agree to changed Terms, and if they do not agree to changed Terms, they can stop using the service and withdraw by logging out and deleting the application. However, when notifying changed Terms, if the Company also notifies that it will be considered as acceptance if users do not express separate intention, users who do not explicitly express "refusal" to the Company within 15 days (until the Terms implementation date) from the application date of the changed Terms according to the method specified in Paragraph 2, or users who continue to use the service even after the application date of the changed Terms of Use, are considered to have agreed to the changed Terms.

Article 5 (Matters Outside the Terms)

Matters not defined in these Terms and the interpretation of these Terms shall be governed by related laws such as the "Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc.", "Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions", "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc.", "Content Industry Promotion Act", and general commercial practices.

Article 6 (Establishment of Usage Contract)

1. A usage contract is established by the "User's" application for use such as application installation and consent to the Terms, and the Company's acceptance of such application for use.

2. Users must provide their real name and actual information when applying for use. If real name or identification information is falsely provided or another person's name is used fraudulently, member rights under these Terms cannot be claimed, and the Company may cancel or terminate the usage contract without refund.

3. When minors (persons under 18 years of age, including students enrolled in high school as defined in Article 2 of the "Elementary and Secondary Education Act") apply for use, they must obtain consent from their legal representatives.

4. The Company may not accept applications for use that fall under any of the following cases:

1) Applications made in violation of Article 7
2) Cases where usage fees are not paid or incorrectly paid and cannot be confirmed
3) Cases where minors (same as minors in Article 7, Paragraph 4) do not obtain consent from legal representatives or consent cannot be confirmed
4) Cases where users with usage restriction records within the past 3 months apply for use
5) Cases where service usage fees are paid by unauthorized use or theft of third parties' credit cards, wired/wireless phones, bank accounts, etc.
6) Cases where services are used in countries other than Korea where the Company has not yet decided to provide services, and service provision needs to be restricted in relation to contracts signed with overseas service companies or service provision to members accessing from specific countries
7) Cases where applications are made for the purpose of illegal acts prohibited by the "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc." and other related laws
8) Other cases deemed inappropriate for acceptance due to reasons equivalent to items 1 through 7

Article 7 (User Account (ID) and Password)

1. The Company assigns accounts consisting of certain combinations of letters, numbers, or special characters selected by users for user information protection, service usage guidance, and other conveniences. However, the Company may refuse or restrict the use of user account IDs that are antisocial, harmful to public morals, or likely to be mistaken for Company operators.

2. The Company performs all user management tasks, including determining whether users can use the service, through account information.

3. Users must manage their account information with the duty of care as a good manager. Users are responsible for damages arising from neglecting to manage their account information or allowing third parties to use it.

4. Users may freely set passwords within the scope of meeting Company standards, and changes are possible at any time if users desire.

5. Management responsibility for set passwords lies with users. However, the Company may recommend password changes to users regularly or irregularly for security reasons.

Article 8 (Provision and Change of User Information)

1. When users are required to provide information to the Company under these Terms, they must provide truthful information, and cannot be protected from disadvantages arising from providing false information.
2. Users can view and modify their personal information (photos, names, etc.) at any time through the personal information management screen.
3. When information provided during user registration application has changed, users must modify it online or notify the Company of such changes through other methods.
4. The Company shall not be responsible for disadvantages arising from failure to notify the Company of changes mentioned in Paragraph 3.

Article 9 (Protection and Management of Personal Information)

1. The Company endeavors to protect users' personal information, including account information, in accordance with relevant laws. Protection and use of user personal information shall be governed by relevant laws and the Company's separately announced privacy policy.
2. The Company's privacy policy does not apply to third-party services that are simply linked in homepages and service-specific applications, excluding individual services provided as part of the service.

3. The Company shall not be responsible for any information, including user account information, exposed due to users' fault.

Article 10 (Obligations of the Company)

1. The Company complies with relevant laws and regulations and faithfully exercises the rights and performs the obligations set forth in these Terms in good faith.

2. When opinions or complaints raised by users are objectively deemed legitimate, the Company shall process them promptly within a reasonable period. However, if processing takes a long time, the Company shall notify users of the reason and processing schedule on the service homepage or directly inform the users.

3. The Company shall establish security systems to protect all personal information, including credit information, so that users can safely use the service, and shall publish and comply with its privacy policy. The Company ensures that members' personal information is not disclosed or provided to third parties except as specified in these Terms and the privacy policy.

4. For continuous and stable service provision, when equipment failures occur or data is lost during service improvements, the Company shall make its best efforts to repair or restore without delay, unless there are unavoidable circumstances such as natural disasters, emergencies, technical defects and failures that are difficult to resolve with current technology.

5. The Company strives to provide convenience to users in contract-related procedures and contents with users, such as conclusion of service contracts, changes to contract terms, and termination.

Article 11 (Obligations of Users)

1. Users shall not use the services provided by the Company for purposes other than the original intended use of the service or engage in any of the following acts:

1) Providing false information or using another person's information instead of real name information when providing personal information to the Company for customer inquiries, paid content recovery and refund requests, event winnings, etc., or recording false facts 2) Impersonating others or falsely stating relationships with others, illegally using or stealing other users' IDs and passwords, or purchasing paid content by unauthorized use of others' credit cards, wired/wireless phones, bank accounts, etc. (pursuant to Article 70 of the Information and Communications Network Act) 3) Trading or selling paid content with others through services not provided by the Company 4) Reproducing, distributing, encouraging, or commercially using information obtained through the Company's services and provided applications without the Company's prior consent, or using services by exploiting known or unknown bugs 5) Using the Company's services and provided applications to generate financial benefits for oneself or others 6) Acts that damage others' reputation or cause harm (pursuant to Article 70 of the Information and Communications Network Act and Article 311 of the Criminal Act) 7) Infringing on the Company's intellectual property rights, third parties' intellectual property rights, portrait rights, and other rights, or collecting, storing, distributing, and posting other users' personal information without the Company's approval 8) Deceiving third parties to gain benefits or using services provided by the Company inappropriately, thereby causing damage to third parties 9) Exchanging or posting obscene or vulgar information, linking to obscene sites, or posting unauthorized advertisements and promotional materials (pursuant to Article 44 of the Information and Communications Network Act) 10) Inducing or participating in gambling or other speculative activities 11) Transmitting, delivering, or distributing words, sounds, texts, images, or videos that cause shame, disgust, or fear to others 12) Transmitting, posting, distributing, or using materials containing information (computer programs) prohibited from transmission or posting by relevant laws, or software viruses and other computer codes, files, and programs designed to interfere with or destroy the normal operation of computer software, hardware, and telecommunications equipment 13) Modifying applications without special authorization from the Company, adding or inserting other programs into applications, hacking or reverse engineering servers, leaking and modifying source codes or application data, building separate servers, or arbitrarily modifying or stealing parts of websites to impersonate the Company 14) Impersonating or falsely representing Company employees or operators, or posting articles or sending emails using others' names 15) Using services for profit, business, advertising, political activities, illegal election campaigns, etc. without the Company's consent 16) Other acts that violate public order and good morals, are illegal or improper, or violate relevant laws and regulations

2. Users are obligated to regularly check and comply with notices on the Company's homepage and revisions to the Terms of Service, and shall not engage in acts that interfere with the Company's business operations.

3. Users are responsible for managing their user accounts and shall not allow third parties to use them. If the Company complies with all the Korea Communications Commission's "Open Market Mobile Content Payment Guidelines" and recommendations, and open market operators' payment policies, users cannot claim refunds, compensation, etc. from the Company for third-party use and payments.

4. The Company may determine specific types of acts corresponding to paragraphs 1 and 2 and any of the following in its operating policies, and members are obligated to comply with them.

1) Restrictions on members' names and photos 2) Restrictions on chat content and methods 3) Restrictions on bulletin board use 4) Restrictions on posted content 5) Other matters deemed necessary by the Company for service operation within the scope that does not infringe on members' essential rights to service use

Article 12 (Service Provision Hours and Suspension)

1. The Company begins providing services from the time it approves a user's membership registration. However, for some services, the Company may provide services from a designated date according to the Company's needs.

2. The Company provides services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, unless there are special business or technical obstacles. However, in cases necessary for operation such as regular system maintenance, server expansion and replacement, addition of new content, various bug patches, and replacement with new services, the Company may temporarily suspend services for a certain period, and in such cases, the Company will announce the content and time on its homepage or within the application. However, if there are unavoidable circumstances where the Company cannot notify in advance, it may notify afterwards.

Article 13 (Service Content and Changes)

1. Users may use the services provided by the Company in accordance with these Terms, operating policies, and rules set by the Company.

2. The Company has comprehensive authority regarding the production, modification, maintenance, and repair of services provided to users.

3. When necessary for operational or technical reasons such as new service content and various bug patches, the Company may constantly modify, add, abolish, or otherwise change all or part of the services it provides. The content and provision date of services to be changed shall be posted on the operating homepage to serve as notification to members.

4. When it is necessary to discontinue all services due to service planning, operational reasons, or the Company's urgent circumstances, the Company may announce this on its homepage and discontinue the provision of services. Users cannot request refunds for paid content that does not have remaining usage periods when services are terminated.

5. The Company may restrict or suspend all or part of its services in the following cases:

1) When there are force majeure reasons such as war, civil war, natural disasters, or national emergencies 2) When there are obstacles to normal service use due to power outages, equipment failures, or traffic overload 3) When unavoidable due to construction such as maintenance of service equipment 4) When services cannot be provided due to other circumstances of the Company

6. In case of service suspension under paragraph 3, the Company will notify by posting on its homepage or within the application. However, this shall not apply when advance notification is impossible due to service suspension caused by reasons beyond the Company's control.

7. The Company shall not be responsible for problems arising from service changes and suspensions, except when the cause of service changes or suspensions is due to the Company's intentional or gross negligence.

Article 14 (Provision and Posting of Information)

1. The Company may use information obtained through platform operators and app store operators for the purpose of introducing user-targeted services and improving services, or may request additional information about individual users. In response to such requests, users may provide additional information by consenting through platform operators or app store operators in the relevant service, or may refuse to do so.

2. The Company may post advertisements to maintain these services, and users agree to advertisement posting exposed during service use.

3. The Company assumes no responsibility for any losses and damages incurred by users' participation in, communication with, or transactions related to advertisements under paragraph 2, which are provided by the Company but are conducted by third parties.

4. When providing advertisements under paragraph 2 using legally collected personal information of users, the Company may send them via SMS (LMS), smartphone notifications (push notifications), email addresses, etc., and users may refuse to receive them at any time if they do not want them.

5. Regarding the above information provision and advertising, it is provided in accordance with the terms of platform operators and app store operators that provide information to the Company and the Company's terms, and in accordance with relevant laws and enforcement ordinances.

Article 15 (Purchase, Usage Period, and Use of Paid Content)

1. Users can purchase paid content according to the payment operating policies of each app store operator depending on the type of device they are using for the service, and payment amounts may differ due to differences in payment policies. Additionally, the purchase price of paid content is charged according to the methods and policies determined by mobile carriers linked to app store operators, platform operators, and app store operators, and payment methods also follow the policies of the respective operators.

2. Paid content purchased by users within the service can only be used on devices where the service application has been downloaded or installed.

3. The usage period for paid content purchased by users is basically one year, and after this period expires, users lose the right to use the paid content. However, for paid content with a separately specified usage period, it follows the usage period specified at the time of purchase. Users can only use paid content in their own accounts except through methods separately determined and announced by the Company, and cannot transfer, lend, or sell to third parties.

Article 16 (In-App Payments)

1. The application includes In-App payment functionality for purchasing In-App items.

2. Users must prevent third-party In-App payments by using password settings on their devices and password settings provided by open markets. For this purpose, the Company applies modules, libraries, etc. for In-App payments with authentication procedures provided by open markets in accordance with the Korea Communications Commission's recommendations and "Open Market Mobile Content Payment Guidelines."

3. The Company shall not bear any responsibility for third-party In-App payments that occur due to users not using password settings on their devices or open markets, or due to users' carelessness in exposing such passwords.

4. If a user subscribes to a youth plan from a mobile carrier, In-App payments made on that device are deemed to have legal guardian consent.

5. Users are responsible for faithfully paying In-App payment charges.

6. Payment limits may be granted or adjusted for each payment method according to the Company's policies and the policies and guidelines of payment companies (mobile carriers, app store operators, etc.).

Article 17 (Withdrawal and Refunds)

1. Users may withdraw from purchase (cancel) of paid content within 7 days from the contract date or the date when the paid content becomes available, without any additional fees. However, withdrawal from purchase (cancellation) may be restricted in accordance with Article 17, Paragraph 2 of the "Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." for certain paid content with similar characteristics, such as paid content provided free of charge by the Company or third parties through gifts and events, and paid content that has already been used or is deemed to have been used at the time of the withdrawal request. In such cases, the Company shall take measures as prescribed by relevant laws, including notifying users when purchasing such paid content.

2. If users are unable to use purchased paid content due to reasons attributable to the Company, the Company shall provide the same paid content free of charge or provide a full refund of the purchase amount regardless of the contract date (purchase date).

3. Refunds are processed according to the refund operating policies of each app store operator used by the user, and detailed refund application procedures follow the Company's operating policies. Additionally, paid content within the service will be deducted and reflected by the amount of the withdrawn payment in accordance with the refund.

4. The following cases are deemed to indicate the user's intention to use: when paid content is converted to free content, when the basic unit purchasable within the service is damaged due to full or partial use, when consent processes such as acceptance are completed on screens related to sending and receiving paid content such as message boxes and gift boxes. This includes cases where purchases were made through others contrary to the customer's intention.

5. Paid content acquired as compensation during service without going through payment of usage fees that record actual normal purchase history, or paid content provided by the Company through internal events or external partnership events, will not be refunded.

6. When requesting withdrawal or refund, the process is conducted through the Company's customer center and designated consignment companies after going through a separate consent process for personal information handling, and verification of purchase history by the Company. During this process, verification of purchase history through platform operators or app store operators is conducted before proceeding. The Company may contact users through information provided by users to verify legitimate withdrawal reasons during this process and may request additional evidence (e.g., personal information registered with platform operators, purchase or payment history from app stores, documents that can verify purchases made through others contrary to customer intention (family relationship certificates), etc.).

7. Withdrawal of In-App items is restricted in the following cases, and the Company must indicate that withdrawal is restricted before In-App payment for In-App items subject to withdrawal restrictions, and clearly state such facts on product packaging or other places easily visible to users, or provide trial products to ensure that the exercise of withdrawal rights is not hindered. If the Company does not take such measures, users may withdraw despite withdrawal restriction reasons.

1) In-App items that begin use immediately after purchase or are immediately applied to the application 2) In-App items acquired without In-App payment during normal application use 3) When additional benefits provided in In-App items are used 4) When part of bundled In-App items is used 5) When items where opening can be considered use or whose utility is determined upon opening are opened, when In-App items and other goods are used or partially used, when it is difficult to resell due to time passage, when packaging of reproducible goods is damaged

8. When minors make In-App payments for In-App items sold in applications without legal guardian consent, minors or legal guardians may cancel the In-App payment. However, cancellation is restricted when minor In-App payments are within the scope of property permitted for disposal by legal guardians or when minors use deception to be believed as adults. Whether In-App item purchasers are minors is determined based on the name holder of the terminal where In-App payment was processed or payment methods such as credit cards. When requesting minor payment cancellation, documents proving minors and legal guardians must be submitted according to the Company's needs.

9. In-App payments for applications follow payment methods provided by open market operators. Therefore, when overpayments occur during In-App payment processes, refund requests should principally be made to open market operators. However, when possible according to open market operator policies and systems, the Company may request open market operators to implement necessary refund procedures.

10. For In-App payments made through gifting functions, payment cancellation and refunds are principally impossible except when purchased In-App items are defective, and refunds due to In-App item defects are only possible for users who sent the gift.

Article 18 (Effects of Withdrawal)

1. When users withdraw from contract in accordance with the main text of Article 17, Paragraph 1, the Company shall immediately retrieve or delete the relevant paid service and refund the received payment within 3 business days from the date of retrieval or deletion of the paid service.

2. In cases under Paragraph 1, when the Company delays refund to users, delayed interest calculated by multiplying the delay period by the interest rate prescribed in the "Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." and its enforcement decree shall be paid.

3. When refunding the above payment, if users paid by credit card or other payment methods prescribed in the "Enforcement Decree of the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc.," the Company shall immediately request the operator who provided the payment method to suspend or cancel billing for the payment. However, when the Company has already received payment from the payment provider, it shall refund this to the payment provider and notify the consumer.

4. When goods, etc. have already been partially used or consumed, the Company may charge users an amount equivalent to the benefits obtained by users from partial use or consumption of such goods, etc., or the costs incurred in supplying such goods, etc.

5. When users withdraw from contract in accordance with the main text of Article 17, Paragraph 1, users shall bear the costs necessary for returning goods, etc., and the Company may not charge users penalty fees or damages for withdrawal from contract.

Article 19 (Contract Termination and Service Suspension)

1. Users may terminate their contract through membership withdrawal whenever they do not wish to use the service.

2. User withdrawal is completed with account deletion and information removal 2 weeks after submitting the withdrawal request, and content created by users may not be deleted upon withdrawal.

3. The Company may terminate the usage contract without prior notice or restrict service use for a specified period when users violate the mobile service usage restriction standards set forth in Article 11 and cause disruption to the Company's service.

4. When the Company terminates or suspends usage contracts in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 3, users must delete downloaded applications.

5. When the Company wishes to terminate usage contracts for reasons other than those specified in Article 11, it may terminate contracts after prior notification to users. In such cases, the Company shall notify users in writing, by email, or through equivalent methods.

6. When the Company's usage restrictions are justified, the Company shall not compensate for damages incurred by users due to usage restrictions.

Article 20 (Usage Restrictions as Provisional Measures)

1. The Company may suspend accounts until investigation is completed for problems falling under any of the following:

1) When legitimate reports are received that accounts have been hacked or stolen 2) When users are reasonably suspected of being illegal program users, operators of illegal operations, or other violators 3) When provisional measures for accounts are necessary for other reasons equivalent to the above items

2. In cases under Paragraph 1, the Company shall extend users' service usage period by the suspended period for users who pay a certain amount proportional to their service usage period after investigation is completed. However, this does not apply when users are determined to be violators under Paragraph 1.

Article 21 (Damages)

1. When users cause damage to the Company by violating obligations under these Terms or when users cause damage to the Company in using the service, users shall compensate the Company for such damages.

2. When the Company receives damage compensation claims, lawsuits, or various other objections from third parties other than the relevant user due to illegal acts or violations of these Terms committed by users in using the service, the relevant user must indemnify the Company at their own responsibility and expense, and if the Company is not indemnified, the relevant user shall be liable to compensate for all damages incurred by the Company.

Article 22 (Disclaimer)

1. The Company is exempt from liability when unable to provide services due to force majeure circumstances such as war, civil unrest, natural disasters, national emergencies, technical defects difficult to resolve, or other unavoidable reasons.

2. The Company shall not be liable for service interruption/usage disruptions due to reasons attributable to users, and the Company is exempt from liability when damages occur to users due to telecommunications service providers suspending or failing to normally provide telecommunications services.

3. The Company is exempt from liability for service interruptions or failures due to unavoidable reasons such as maintenance, replacement, regular inspection, or construction of service facilities that are pre-announced or urgently implemented.

4. The Company shall not be liable for users' failure to achieve expected scores, rankings, etc. through service use, and is exempt from liability for damages arising from selective use of services.

5. The Company shall not be liable for any disadvantages and information loss resulting from users changing their personal information, etc. (including accounts).

6. The Company shall not be liable for problems arising from users' terminal environments or network environment problems not attributable to the Company.

7. The Company has no obligation to intervene in disputes between users or between users and third parties mediated through the service, and has no responsibility to compensate for resulting damages.

8. Free services and content provided by the Company are excluded from damage compensation. However, this excludes damages caused by the Company's intentional acts or gross negligence.

Article 23 (Copyright of Posts)

1. Copyright of posts submitted by users within the service is protected by copyright law. Copyright and other intellectual property rights for works created by the Company belong to the Company.

2. Users permit the Company to use their posted content domestically and internationally for the following purposes:

1) Reproduction, modification, adaptation, display, transmission, distribution, publication, and creation of derivative works and compilation works of user posts within the service 2) Reproduction, modification, adaptation, display, distribution, publication, and creation of derivative works and compilation works of user posts within related services provided by the Company 3) Providing and using user post content commercially or non-commercially to the Company's partner companies such as mobile services (mobile carriers - SKT, KT, LGT services, etc.) and web services. However, in such cases, the Company will not provide personal information without member consent.

3. When seeking to commercially use user posts beyond the above usage rights, consent may be obtained from users through telephone, fax, email, or other methods, and the Company may provide separate compensation.

4. The Company may delete, move, or refuse registration without prior notice of content or posts submitted or registered by users within the service when determined to fall under any item of Article 11.

5. When users create new works by editing content other than content provided for companies or content affiliated with the Company, members have authority to create, post, and delete such content, but all other rights are not granted and belong to the "original copyright holder." The reason members do not have rights other than creation, posting, and deletion is that the "original copyright holder" has not transferred all rights including copyright for the content they provide to members.

6. Users must not engage in acts that infringe upon copyrights or other rights of other members or third parties. All responsibility for disputes arising in connection with copyright during data upload lies with the poster.

Article 24 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)

1. Lawsuits regarding disputes arising between the Company and users in connection with service use shall be under the jurisdiction of courts according to procedures prescribed by the Civil Procedure Act and other related laws.

2. Korean law shall apply to lawsuits filed between the Company and users.

These Terms are effective as of March 5, 2024.
Announcement Date: March 5, 2024
Effective Date: March 5, 2024