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Terms of Use
- Article 1 (Purpose)
- This agreement aims to define the terms and procedures for using the internet-related services provided by Unidax Corporation (hereinafter referred to as the "Company") through the Korean eBook service website (clebear.com, hereinafter referred to as the "Service"), as well as to outline the rights and obligations of both the Company and the members, and other necessary matters.
- Article 2 (Definition of Terms)
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① "Service" refers to the online internet service provided by the Company through clebear.com, regardless of the type of accessible devices.
② "Member" refers to a person who has entered into a service agreement with the Company in accordance with these terms and has been granted a Member ID (Username).
③ "Content" refers to the digital content in the form of e-books and documents posted by Members on the Service. It includes materials or information expressed in symbols, letters, voice, sound, images, or video used in information and communication networks as defined in Article 2, Paragraph 1, Item 1 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc.
④ "Paid Service" refers to various online digital content (such as information content, paid content) and related services that the Company provides for a fee.
- Article 3 (Display and Amendment of Terms)
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① The Company shall post the contents of these terms, along with the Company's name, the representative's name, the business location address (including the address where consumer complaints can be handled), phone number, email address, business registration number, telecommunication sales report number, and the person in charge of personal information management, on the Service website in a manner that is easily accessible to users.
② The Company may amend these terms to the extent that it does not violate relevant laws, such as the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection (hereinafter referred to as the "Information and Communications Network Act").
③ When the Company amends the terms, it shall specify the application date and the reason for the amendment and notify the changes by posting the current terms and the amended terms side by side on the Service website at least seven days before the application date. However, for significant changes affecting the rights and obligations of users, the notice period shall be at least 30 days.
④ If the Company clearly notifies the Member that non-expressing an objection within seven days after the implementation of the amended terms will be considered as consent, and the Member does not express any objection, it shall be deemed that the Member has agreed to the amended terms. If the Member does not agree to the application of the amended terms, the Member may terminate the service agreement.
⑤ Matters not defined in these terms or the interpretation thereof shall be governed by relevant laws or customary practices.
- Article 4 (Formation of Service Use Agreement)
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① The service use agreement is established when the applicant (hereinafter referred to as the "Applicant") agrees to the contents of these terms and submits their personal information (such as email address, name, etc.) in the form required by the Company.
② The Company, in principle, agrees to the Applicant's request to use the Service. However, the Company may refuse or terminate the service use agreement afterward if the Applicant falls under any of the following conditions.1. The Applicant has previously lost membership status due to a violation of these terms, except when the Company approves re-registration.
③ The Company may withhold approval if there is insufficient capacity related to service facilities or if there are technical or operational issues.
2. The Applicant uses a false name or someone else's identity.
3. The Applicant provides false information or fails to provide information required by the Company.
4. The Applicant is under 14 years old and does not have the consent of a legal guardian.
5. The application cannot be approved due to the Applicant's fault, or if the Applicant violates any other regulations.
④ If the Company does not approve or withholds the application as per paragraphs 2 and 3, it shall notify the Applicant of this.
⑤ The service use agreement is considered established when the membership registration process is completed.
⑥ The Company may categorize Members based on its policies and differentiate the use of the Service by setting the hours, number of uses, usage methods, and service menus.
⑦ The Company may impose usage or grade restrictions to comply with the Act on the Promotion of the Motion Picture Industry and the Juvenile Protection Act.
- Article 5 (Changes to Member Information)
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① Members can view and modify their personal information at any time through the personal information management screen.
② If there are any changes to the information provided at the time of membership registration, the Member must update it online.
③ The Company is not responsible for any disadvantages arising from not notifying the Company of the changes in paragraph 2.
- Article 6 (Protection and Use of Personal Information)
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① The Company strives to protect the personal information of Members as stipulated by the Information and Communications Network Act and other related laws. The protection and use of personal information shall be governed by relevant laws and the Company's privacy policy. However, the Company's privacy policy does not apply to linked sites other than the Company's official website. Members must carefully manage their passwords and ensure they are not disclosed to others, and the Company is not responsible for any information exposed due to the Member's negligence.
② The Company may provide the personal information of Members to third parties within the scope permitted by law in the following cases1. When requested by investigative or other government agencies.
2. When necessary for information protection work such as verifying illegal activities, including violations of laws or these terms.
3. When required by law.
- Article 7 (Provision of Information)
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① The Company may provide various information deemed necessary for the use of the Service to Members via screens within the Service, emails, or postal mail.
② For notifications to all Members, the Company may substitute the individual notice in paragraph 1 by posting it on the Service website for at least seven days.
③ The Company may request additional personal information with the Member's consent for service improvements, the introduction of new services, and other purposes.
- Article 8 (Obligations of the Company)
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① The Company shall not engage in any activities prohibited by laws or these terms and shall do its best to continuously and stably provide the Service.
② The Company shall equip its security system to protect personal information (including credit information) and shall publicly disclose and comply with its privacy policy.
③ The Company shall have the necessary personnel and systems to appropriately handle users' complaints or requests for damage relief related to service use.
④ The Company shall handle any opinions or complaints raised by Members, which are deemed legitimate, and shall inform the Member of the process and results via email or other means.
- Article 9 (Obligations of Members)
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① Members must provide accurate information when applying for membership or updating their information. If false or someone else's information is used, the Member cannot claim any rights related to the Service.
② Members must comply with the provisions of these terms, other rules set by the Company, notices from the Company, and relevant laws. Additionally, Members must not engage in activities that interfere with the Company's operations, damage the Company's reputation, or cause harm to others.
③ Members must comply with the Juvenile Protection Act and other relevant laws. If a Member violates the Juvenile Protection Act or other related laws, they will be subject to penalties under those laws.
④ Members are responsible for managing their ID and password. Members are liable for any problems arising from their negligence in managing their credentials.1. Members are responsible for managing their IDs and passwords and must not allow third parties to use them.
⑤ Members cannot use the Service for commercial activities without prior approval from the Company, and the Member is responsible for any consequences of such commercial activities. If a Member's commercial activities cause damage to the Company, the Member must compensate the Company for the damages, and the Company may restrict the Member's service usage and seek compensation through appropriate legal procedures.
2. The Company may restrict the use of IDs that may lead to the leakage of personal information, are antisocial or violate public morals, or may be mistaken for the Company or its operator.
3. If a Member realizes that their ID and password have been stolen or are being used by a third party, they must immediately notify the Company and follow the Company's instructions.
4. The Company is not responsible for any disadvantages arising from the Member's failure to notify the Company or follow the Company's instructions as stated in paragraph 3.
⑥ Members cannot transfer, donate, or use as collateral the rights to use the Service or any contractual rights without the Company's explicit consent.
⑦ Members must not infringe on the intellectual property rights of the Company or third parties.
⑧ If a child under the age of 14 wishes to join as a paid Member, the legal guardian must consent to the payment for the paid membership.
⑨ Members must not engage in the following activities. If they do, the Company may impose sanctions, including restricting service use and taking legal action.1. Providing false information when applying for membership or updating information.
2. Using someone else's information.
3. Impersonating the Company's staff or affiliates.
4. Hacking the Company's server, altering website information, or using the Service in abnormal ways without specific rights from the Company.
5. Exploiting bugs in the Company's programs.
6. Obtaining paid membership rights in abnormal ways.
7. Harming or deliberately disrupting the Service.
8. Engaging in commercial activities using the Service without prior approval from the Company.
9. Transmitting, posting, or distributing information, text, graphics, sounds, or videos that infringe on the patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights of others through the Service.
10. Transmitting, posting, or distributing vulgar, obscene, or otherwise illegal content that violates the Juvenile Protection Act or Criminal Act.
11. Posting content that could seriously insult or invade the privacy of others, thereby damaging their reputation.
12. Harassing or threatening other Members, or causing persistent discomfort or inconvenience to specific Members.
13. Collecting or storing other Members' personal information without the Company's consent.
14. Engaging in activities that are objectively judged to be related to criminal acts.
15. Violating other notices or regulations posted by the Company on the Service.
16. Engaging in activities that violate relevant laws.
- Article 10 (Provision of Service)
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① The Company provides the following services to Members.
1. Content creation tools and templates (Editor, ContentEditor)
② Membership registration on the clebear.com website is free. While the Company provides free services, some services may be offered for a fee. Free Members may have limited access to certain services, and they generally cannot use the content for commercial purposes without the Company's consent. For paid service Members, the scope and features of the services provided may vary according to the 'clebear service plan' posted on the service screen.
2. Content sharing and collaboration tools (Messenger)
3. Content management and distribution systems
4. Content viewer
5. Cloud storage
6. HTML5 conversion function
7. Windows exe package conversion function
8. AppBook Service (Android, iOS)
9. Any other services developed or provided through partnerships by the Company.
③ The Service is available 24/7, year-round, in principle.
④ The Company may temporarily suspend the Service for maintenance, replacement, breakdown, or communication interruptions of information and communication facilities, or due to operational needs. In such cases, the Company shall notify Members as per Article 8 (Notification to Members). However, if the Company cannot provide prior notice due to unavoidable circumstances, it may notify Members afterward.
⑤ The Company may conduct regular maintenance as necessary, with regular maintenance times posted on the service screen.
- Article 11 (Payment and Refunds)
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① Members can purchase paid services using the payment system provided by the Company.
② If a Member requests a refund for a paid service, or if the Company is unable to continue providing the paid service due to unavoidable circumstances, the Company may process the refund in the same way as the original payment and will notify the Member in advance if the same method cannot be used.
③ Refunds for paid services are not possible for the portion that has already been used. Specifically, for services that are completed with a single use after payment, a refund is not possible once the service has been used. For services that continue for a specified period after payment, the Company will refund the remaining amount after deducting the amount corresponding to the usage period. If the service continues for more than one month after payment, the Company will refund the remaining amount after deducting the amount corresponding to the usage period and 10% of the total remaining usage period.
④ If the Member has not used the paid service, a full refund can be requested within seven days of the purchase.
⑤ If a Member is forcibly terminated due to a violation of relevant laws or these terms, the refund provisions of this Article do not apply.
⑥ If an overcharge occurs, the Company must refund the full amount of the overcharge using the same method as the original payment. If this is not possible, the Company will notify the user in advance and refund the amount using the method chosen by the user.
- Article 12 (Service Changes)
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① The Company may change all or part of the services provided for operational or technical needs.
② If there are changes to the contents, usage methods, or usage time of the Service, the Company shall post the reason for the change, the content of the changed service, and the implementation date on the initial service screen before the change.
③ The Company may modify, suspend, or change part or all of the free services for policy or operational needs without any separate compensation to the Members unless there is a specific provision in the relevant law.
- Article 13 (Advertising and Transactions with Advertisers)
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① The Company may display advertisements on the Service screen, homepage, email, etc., related to the operation of the Service. Members who receive such emails can opt-out of receiving them.
② The Company is not responsible for any losses or damages incurred by Members as a result of participating in promotional activities, communication, or transactions with advertisers through advertisements posted on the Service.
- Article 14 (Copyright of Content)
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① The copyright of content created and edited by Members within the Service belongs to the Member who created the content.
② Content created by Members within the Service may be exposed to this Service and related businesses provided by the Company. For such exposure, the content may be partially modified, reproduced, edited, and posted within the necessary scope. In other words, the Member grants the Company a license (non-exclusive, worldwide, and permanent) to use the content by copying, publicly transmitting, displaying, distributing, modifying, etc., within the scope necessary for exposure on services provided or related to the Company. The Member must have the rights to grant the Company the necessary license for the content, and the Member is responsible for any liability arising from the content infringing on the copyright or intellectual property rights of others.
③ If the Company wishes to use the Member's content commercially beyond the scope of the license granted in paragraph 2, the Company must obtain the Member's prior consent through the 'clebear content partnership agreement.' The Company may operate a separate revenue-sharing and compensation system for commercial use of the Member's content.
④ The copyright and other intellectual property rights for content created by the Company belong to the Company.
⑤ Members shall not use or allow third parties to use information obtained through the Service for commercial or non-commercial purposes by reproducing, selling, publishing, transmitting, distributing, broadcasting, or otherwise exploiting it without the Company's prior consent.
- Article 15 (Content Management)
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The Company may delete, move, or refuse to register content, posts, or materials that fall under the following categories without prior notice.
1. Content that severely insults or defames other Members or third parties.
2. Content that violates the Juvenile Protection Act, such as certain information, text, or graphics, or contains links to such content.
3. Content that is obscene or links to pornographic sites in violation of the Juvenile Protection Act.
4. Content that encourages illegal copying or hacking.
5. Content that is objectively recognized as being related to criminal activities.
6. Content that infringes on the copyright or other rights of other Members or third parties.
7. Any other content deemed to violate relevant laws.
- Article 16 (Ownership of Rights)
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① The copyright and intellectual property rights related to the Service belong to the Company.
② The Company grants Members the right to use accounts, IDs, content, etc., according to the terms and conditions set by the Company. Members cannot transfer, sell, or provide them as collateral.
- Article 17 (Contract Modification and Termination)
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① Members can apply for termination of the service agreement at any time through the service menu, and the Company shall process it immediately in accordance with relevant laws.
② If the service menu is not available, the service agreement can be terminated through customer service.1. The contact details and email for customer service are listed at the bottom (footer) of the Korean eBook Service website.
③ When a Member terminates the contract, all data of the Member will be destroyed immediately, except in cases where the Company is required to retain the Member's information under relevant laws and the privacy policy.
④ If a Member terminates the contract, all content created by the Member will be deleted. However, content sold through the Service will not be deleted for the period specified by the Service, even after the Member terminates the contract, to allow Members who purchased the content to continue accessing it.
- Article 18 (Service Use Restrictions)
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① If a Member violates the obligations under these terms or disrupts the normal operation of the Service, the Company may restrict service use in stages, including warnings, temporary suspension, and permanent suspension, without prior notice.
1. Using vulgar IDs or nicknames that violate public morals.
② Service use restrictions may include temporary suspension, permanent suspension, or termination of the service agreement.
2. Using another Member's ID and password.
3. Registering as a Member using someone else's information.
4. Insulting other Members or disrupting service use.
5. Harming or deliberately disrupting the Service.
6. Engaging in other activities that disrupt the normal operation of the Service.
7. Transmitting or posting information prohibited by the Juvenile Protection Act or other relevant laws.
8. Receiving a correction request from the Broadcasting Communications Commission or other related public agencies.
9. Separately storing the personal information of inactive Members (long-term inactive accounts) who have not used the Service for one year, in accordance with the Information and Communications Network Act and its enforcement decree, to protect the Member's information by converting them to dormant accounts.
10. Violating other regulations or terms set by the Company or these terms.
11. Engaging in activities that violate relevant laws.
③ The Company will notify the Member of the restricted service use by email, providing the opportunity to explain within seven days. If there is a valid reason for the objection, the Company may lift the restriction immediately and, if applicable, extend the service period for paid Members who prove they were not at fault during the restriction period.
④ Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, the Company may permanently suspend service use if a Member violates relevant laws, such as using a false identity, stealing payments, providing illegal programs or disrupting operations in violation of the Copyright Act, engaging in illegal communication or hacking in violation of the Information and Communications Network Act, distributing malicious programs, or exceeding access authority. Upon permanent suspension, all benefits obtained through the Service will be forfeited, and the Company is not liable for compensation.
⑤ If a Member does not log in for three months or more, the Company may restrict access to protect the Member's information and ensure efficient operation.
⑥ If the Company restricts service use or terminates the contract according to this Article, it shall notify the Member in accordance with Article 7 [Provision of Information].
- Article 19 (Disclaimer)
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① The Company is not responsible for service provision in the event of force majeure, such as natural disasters.
② The Company is not responsible for any service use issues caused by the Member's fault.
③ The Company is not responsible for the credibility, accuracy, or content of information, data, or facts posted by Members regarding the Service.
④ The Company is not liable for any disputes or losses arising from transactions between Members or between a Member and a third party using the Service.
⑤ The Company is not responsible for free services provided, except as otherwise required by relevant laws.
- Article 20 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
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① Any disputes between the Company and Members shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
② Any disputes arising between the Company and Members regarding the Service shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Seoul Central District Court.
③ For Members residing outside Korea, disputes arising between the Company and Members regarding the Service shall be submitted to the jurisdiction of the Seoul Central District Court.
Addendum
These terms shall apply from March 12, 2018.
Privacy Policy
- “Unidocs” (hereinafter referred to as the “Company” or the “Doxcon eBook Service”) complies with the relevant privacy protection regulations stipulated in laws such as the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Personal Information Protection Act, the Protection of Communications Secrets Act, and the Telecommunications Business Act, which information and communications service providers must adhere to. The Company is committed to protecting your rights by establishing a privacy policy based on these related laws.
- 1. Items of Personal Information Collected and Collection Methods
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The Company collects the minimum amount of personal information necessary for membership registration (or service subscription), smooth customer consultation, and the provision of various services.
가. Items of Personal Information Collected.- Required items: Email address, name, ID, password, profile picture.
나. Methods of Collecting Personal Information.- Automatically collected through the execution or use of the Doxcon eBook Service website and program.
- Collected through the voluntary provision of information by the user during service subscription or use.
- 2. Purpose of Collection and Use of Personal Information
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The Company uses the collected personal information for the following purposes.
가. Allowing access to school and class pages within the Doxcon eBook Service, providing content, and offering additional services
나. Verifying identity for membership services, personal identification, preventing fraudulent use and unauthorized access, confirming intent to join and preventing duplicate registrations, retaining records for dispute resolution, and delivering notices.
다. Developing new services, providing customized services, offering services and advertising based on statistical characteristics, verifying the effectiveness of services, providing event and advertising information and participation opportunities, understanding access frequency, and generating statistics on service use.
- 3. Use of Personal Information for Purposes Other Than Collection and Provision to Third Parties.
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가. The Company uses the user’s personal information within the scope notified in “2. Purpose of Collection and Use of Personal Information” and does not use it beyond this scope or provide it to third parties without the user’s consent.
나. For specific promotions, the Company may provide or use necessary personal information of members through reasonable procedures when entering into partnerships with third-party companies designated by the Company or when outsourcing tasks.
다. The above provisions may be exempted when required by law or when requested by investigative agencies following legal procedures and methods for investigative purposes.
- 4. Retention and Use Period of Personal Information
- In principle, the user’s personal information is destroyed without delay once the purpose of collection and use is achieved. However, the following information is retained for the specified period for the reasons stated below.
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가. Internal Policy Reasons for Retaining Information
- Record of fraudulent use
1.Retention reason: Prevention of fraudulent use.
나. Legal Reasons for Retaining Information
2.Retention period: 1 year.If necessary, the Company retains member information for a specified period as required by relevant laws, such as the Commercial Act and the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce. In such cases, the Company uses the retained information only for the purpose of retention, and the retention periods are as follows
- Records related to contracts or withdrawal of subscriptions
1. Retention reason: Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce
2. Retention period: 5 years- Records related to payment and supply of goods, etc.
1. Retention reason: Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce.
2. Retention period: 5 years.- Records related to consumer complaints or dispute resolution.
1. Retention reason: Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce.
2. Retention period: 3 years.- Records related to identity verification.
1. Retention reason: Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
2. Retention period: 6 months.- Records related to visits.
1. Retention reason: Protection of Communications Secrets Act.
2. Retention period: 3 months.
- 5. Procedures and Methods for Destroying Personal Information.
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가. To prevent damage caused by the leakage of personal information, the Company destroys the user’s personal information by the following methods.
1) Personal information printed on paper
: : Shredding or incineration.
2) Personal information stored in electronic file formats
: Deletion using technical methods that prevent the record from being reproduced or recovered.
나. If a member requests to view the personal information retained with their consent, the Company will promptly allow access and confirmation of this information..
- 6. Procedures and Methods for Viewing, Modifying, or Deleting Personal Information.
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가. Users and legal guardians may view, modify, or request the deletion of their personal information at any time.
나. To view or modify personal information, the user or legal guardian can request corrections or deletion after completing a personal identification process through customer service.
다. To terminate the subscription (withdrawal of consent), the user can click “Withdraw Membership,” go through the personal identification process, and then directly view, correct, or withdraw.
라. Personal information can be viewed, modified, or deleted by contacting the person in charge of personal information management via letter, phone, or email.
마. When a user requests corrections to incorrect personal information, the Company does not use the information until the corrections are completed.
바. Personal information deleted upon the user’s or legal guardian’s request is handled per Article 6, “Retention and Destruction of Personal Information,” and cannot be viewed or used for other purposes.
- 7. Installation, Operation, and Refusal of Automatic Personal Information Collection Devices.
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가. To provide personalized and customized services, the Company uses ‘cookies,’ which store and retrieve user information. A cookie is a small text file sent by the server used to operate the website to the user’s browser and stored on the user’s device. When users revisit the website, the website server reads the contents of the cookie stored on the user’s device to maintain environment settings and provide customized services. Cookies help users access and use the Band website as set by their web browser. Additionally, cookies are used to provide optimized advertisements and customized information based on users’ website visit records and usage patterns.
나. Cookies do not automatically or actively collect information that identifies individuals, and users can refuse or delete the storage of cookies at any time. By setting options in the web browser, users can allow all cookies, go through confirmation every time a cookie is stored, or refuse the storage of all cookies. However, refusing to store cookies may cause difficulties in using some services, such as those requiring login.
- 8. Technical and Managerial Measures for Protecting Personal Information
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The Company takes the following technical and managerial measures to ensure the safety of personal information and prevent it from being lost, stolen, leaked, altered, or damaged. However, the Company is not responsible for any issues caused by the user’s negligence or problems with the internet or communication services that result in the leakage of personal information such as names or email addresses.
가. Countermeasures Against Hacking, etcThe Company does its best to prevent the leakage or damage of users' personal information due to hacking or computer viruses. Data is frequently backed up to prevent damage to personal information, and encryption technology is used to safely transmit personal information over the network. The Company strives to equip all technical devices necessary to secure the system against unauthorized access to the website from external sources.
나. Minimization and Training of Personal Information Handling Staff
The Company limits the staff responsible for handling personal information to those directly in charge, grants separate management passwords for control purposes, and regularly manages, supervises, and updates them. Through frequent training, the Company ensures that the responsible staff understands and complies with the Company’s privacy policy.
- 9. Personal Information Management Officer and Contact Information
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가. For all privacy-related complaints arising during the use of the Company’s services, users can report them to the personal information management department. The Company will respond promptly to your reported issues.
Personal Information Management Officer : support@docscon.co.kr
나. For other complaints related to the infringement of personal information, users may contact the following agencies.1) Personal Information Infringement Report Center : http://privacy.kisa.or.kr / 118 (no area code required)
2) Cyber Crime Investigation Division, Supreme Prosecutors' Office : www.spo.go.kr / 02-3480-3571
3) Cyber Terror Response Center, National Police Agency : www.ctrc.go.kr / 1566-0112
- 10. Duty to Notify
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This privacy policy was established on January 4, 2016. If there are any additions, deletions, or changes to the contents, the Company will notify users through the website at least seven days before the changes take effect. This policy is effective from the date of notification.
Privacy Policy Effective Date: March 12, 2018.
Prohibition of Unauthorized Email Address Collection
- We refuse the unauthorized collection of email addresses posted on this website through email collection programs or other technical devices. Please note that violations of this policy are subject to criminal penalties under the Information and Communications Network Act.
- Information and Communications Network Act Article 50-2 (Prohibition on Unauthorized Collection of Email Addresses)
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- Article 50-2 (Prohibition on Unauthorized Collection of Email Addresses)
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① No one shall collect email addresses using programs or other technical devices that automatically collect email addresses from internet websites without prior consent from the website's operator or manager. <Amended on December 30, 2004>.
② No one shall sell or distribute email addresses collected in violation of Paragraph 1.
③ No one shall use email addresses collected, sold, or distributed in violation of Paragraphs 1 and 2 for information transmission, knowing that such actions are prohibited. [Established on December 18, 2002]
- Article 50-7 (Restrictions on Posting Commercial Information for Profit-Making Purposes)
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① No one shall post commercial information for profit-making purposes on an internet website against the explicit wishes of the website's operator or manager.
② The website operator or manager may take measures such as deleting commercial information posted in violation of Paragraph 1. [Established on December 30, 2004]
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