Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of this Agreement is to prescribe all matters necessary for the use of the Location Information Service (hereinafter referred to as the "Service") provided by CU Medical System Corporation (hereinafter referred to as the "Service Provider").
Article 2 (Effect and Change of Terms and Conditions)
① These Terms and Conditions are for all users who wish to use this Service.
② The terms and conditions of this Agreement shall become effective by posting them on the Service screen or by other means to the Customer, and by signing up for this Service by the Customer who agrees to do so.
③ The service provider may change these terms and conditions if deemed necessary, and when the service provider changes the terms and conditions, it shall specify the application date and reason for the change and notify them 15 days before the application date in the same manner as in paragraph 2. However, when changing the terms and conditions that are unfavorable to the user, it is notified 30 days before the application date and individually notified to the user through e-mail. However, if the user does not enter the contact information or does not modify it after a change, it is considered that the notice in this paragraph has been individually notified.
④ If the user does not specifically refuse to change the terms and conditions when the service provider announces or notifies the change of the terms and conditions in accordance with paragraph (3), the service provider shall consider the change as consent. If you do not agree to the changed terms and conditions, you may discontinue using the service and terminate the contract.
Article 3 (Criteria outside the terms and conditions)
Matters not disclosed in these terms and conditions shall be governed by the Information and Communication Network Act ("Information and Communication Network Act"), the Location Information Protection Act ("Location Information Act"), the Basic Telecommunications Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, and detailed usage guidelines.
Article 4 (Definition of Terms)
The definitions of terms used in these Terms and Conditions are as follows, and terms not prescribed in these Terms and Conditions are construed to mean generally used by service providers in service-related information and business data.
1. The term "location information service" (hereinafter referred to as "service") means a service provided by a service provider to a user who is a location-based service provider by collecting location information of a personal location information subject.
2. The term "user" means a person who receives location information of a personal location information subject from a service provider to operate a location-based service provided by him/her.
3. The term "terminal" means a mobile phone or a dedicated terminal equipped with GPS and communication functions, which is used to collect location information.
4. "Location-based service" refers to a service using location information.
5. "Location Information System" refers to a combination of computer hardware, software, databases, and human resources that are organically linked to collect, analyze, store, use, and provide location information through information and communication networks under Article 2 (1) 1 of the Information and Communication Network Act.
6. "Personal location information subject" refers to a person identified by personal location information.
Chapter 2 Provision and Use of Services
Article 5 (Service Subscription)
① In order for the customer to sign up for the service, they must agree to these terms and conditions and meet the requirements if there is a separate subscription requirement (submission of application form and consent for information provision, etc.).
② When there is an application for a service subscription under paragraph 1 of this Article, the service subscription will be made if the service provider approves the application through a separate approval process. Provided, That the service provider may refuse approval in the event of any of the following reasons:
1. If there is a false entry, omission, or error in the subscription-related documents determined by the service provider.
2. When applying for a service for the purpose of violating relevant laws and regulations or harming public order and customs,
3. If other service subscription requirements set by the service provider are not met.
Article 6 (Usage Charges)
① The service provider may claim the fee for using the paid service by following the method specified by the electronic payment company contracted with the service provider or by adding it to the invoice determined by the service provider.
② Requests for refunds due to unauthorized use of personal information by users and payment fraud, or requests for personal information by payers may be rejected except as prescribed by law.
③ Data communication fees incurred when using wireless services are separate and follow the policies of each mobile carrier you have subscribed to.
④ If the charge is not paid by the specified date, the service provider will charge an additional two-hundredths of the charge.
Article 7 (Filing of Objection to Charges)
① Users can file an objection within six months of the billing date if they have an objection to the bill.
② The service provider shall investigate the validity of the objection under paragraph (1) and notify the opponent of the result within 10 days.
Article 8 (Location Information Collection Method and Service Contents)
① The service provider collects personal location information according to [Attachment 1] and provides services to users.
② When the method of collecting personal location information and the details of the service are changed under paragraph (1), the service provider shall notify the website, etc. in advance or notify the user separately. However, if prior notification is impossible due to reasons beyond the control of the service provider, it will be notified afterwards.
Article 9 (Provision of Services)
① In principle, the provision of services shall be 24 hours a day throughout the year, unless there is a particular problem with the service provider's service provision work and location information system.
② In the event of any of the following reasons, the service provider may restrict, change, or suspend any or all of the services provided to the user until the relevant reasons are resolved, and shall not be liable for any disadvantages incurred to the user in this regard:
1. Where there is a possibility that reasons that cannot be controlled by reasonable efforts of service providers, such as natural disasters, wars, riots, fires, strikes, and control of government agencies, occur or are likely to occur.
2. Where a key telecommunications service provider operating a telecommunications service necessary for providing the service stops the telecommunications service or fails the service due to other reasons of the key telecommunications service provider.
3. Where it is very difficult to provide normal services due to power failure, failure of all facilities, or congestion of service usage.
4. Where a service provider regularly inspects the location information system or an emergency inspection is required due to a technical problem with the location information system.
5. In the event of any other reason that significantly hinders the smooth operation of the service.
③ When the service provider restricts the use of the service pursuant to each subparagraph of paragraph (2) of this Article, he/she shall notify the user of the fact as soon as possible, especially when conducting a regular inspection of the location information system.
④ There may be errors in providing services depending on the limitations of related technologies or the circumstances of telecommunications services.
Article 10 (Notification of Change of Service Contents, etc.)
① When the service provider changes or terminates the service content, the service provider can notify the user of any change or termination of the service content by means of a registered e-mail, an app push, etc.
② In the case of paragraph (1), when notification is made to an unspecified number of persons, notification may be made by notifying the user through a notice from a website or other service provider.
Article 11 (Restriction and suspension of service use)
① If a user falls under any of the following subparagraphs, the service provider may restrict or suspend the user's use of the service or terminate the service use contract ex officio:
1. Where a location-based service that violates laws and regulations, public order, and good customs is provided using the service.
2. In the event of intentional or gross negligence of the service provider's service operation;
3. In the case of causing errors or damage to the location information system or exploiting errors or malfunctions in the location information system;
4. Where it is significantly difficult to provide services or implement these terms and conditions due to orders, instructions, guidance, recommendations, or court rulings from relevant laws or agencies;
5. Where the user does not correct the service fee within 30 days even though the service provider requested correction because the user did not pay the service fee on time or fulfill other obligations under these terms and conditions.
6. When a user has a bankruptcy, workout, bankruptcy application, or application for commencement of rehabilitation procedures, etc.
7. In the event of a reason for restriction or termination of service use determined by agreement between the user and the service provider.
8. Where it is unavoidable due to inspection, maintenance, or construction of service facilities
9. Where a key telecommunication business operator stipulated in the Telecommunications Business Act suspends telecommunication services;
10. Where there is a disruption to the use of services due to a national emergency, failure of service facilities, or congestion of service use.
11. In the event of any other reasonable reason that makes the smooth realization of these terms and conditions remarkably difficult,
② When a service provider restricts or suspends the use of a service pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, he/she shall notify the user of the reason and the period of limitation, etc.
Chapter 3 Protection of Location Information
Article 12 (Use and Protection of Location Information)
① When a service provider intends to provide a service using personal location information, the subject of personal location information (a person who uses the user's location-based service) after disclosing the relevant information in the terms of use in advance. Location information (hereinafter referred to as "personal location information") and location information of mobile objects owned by personal location information subject (hereinafter referred to as "object location information") when a person using location-based services is a corporation or organization. Hereinafter, personal location information and object location information can be collect, used, and provided.) To this end, users must faithfully implement all measures required by the service provider to protect the location information and privacy of the personal location information subject, such as obtaining prior consent from the location information subject.
② In accordance with the preceding paragraph, the user shall observe the collection procedure prescribed by the Location Information Act when obtaining the consent of the personal location information subject.
③ The user shall be solely responsible for all legal or de facto disputes, such as objections, disputes, lawsuits, etc. of the personal location information subject in violation of paragraph 1 of this Article, and the user shall compensate or compensate the service provider for any damages or losses incurred in such disputes.
④ Service providers shall endeavor sincerely to protect personal location information as prescribed by relevant laws and regulations.
Article 13 (Collection, use, and retention of data confirming the fact of provision of personal location information
① According to Article 16 (2) of the Location Information Act, the service provider automatically records location information collection, use, and confirmation of provision information in the location information system for rate settlement and civil complaints with other operators or customers for 6 months.
② If the user or personal location information subject withdraws all or part of the consent to collect, use, or provide personal location information pursuant to Article 12 (1) of this Agreement, the service provider immediately destroys the collected personal location information and location information. However, if it is necessary to preserve it in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations, it shall be preserved as prescribed by the relevant laws and regulations.
③ As soon as the user receives a request to withdraw the above consent from the personal location information subject, he/she shall notify the service provider of the relevant information.
Article 14 (Purpose and Period of Retention of Personal Location Information)
The service provider collects location information to provide location-based services for users, retains location information collected for 6 months to handle complaints related to location information services of users and personal location information subjects, and destroys it immediately after 6 months.
Chapter 4 Rights and Obligations Related to Service Delivery
Article 15 (Obligation of Service Providers)
① When a user or personal location information subject receives a complaint related to the service, the service provider shall promptly process the complaint, and if it is difficult to process it quickly, notify the user or personal location information subject of the reason and schedule.
② When providing services, service providers faithfully comply with relevant laws and regulations such as the Location Information Act, the Information and Communication Network Act, the Communications Secret Protection Act, and the Telecommunications Business Act.
Article 16 (Rights of Users and Personal Location Information Subjects)
① The personal location information subject may withdraw all or part of his/her consent to the collection, use, and provision of personal location information by separate notice to the service provider. At this time, the service provider destroys the collected personal location information and location information use/provided fact confirmation data.
② The personal location information subject may request the service provider to temporarily stop collecting, using, and providing personal location information, and the service provider cannot refuse it and has technical means to stop it.
③ The subject of personal location information may request the service provider to view, notify, or correct errors in the following materials, etc.:
1. Data on the collection, use, and provision of location information for the person
2. The reason and details of the personal location information provided to a third party in accordance with the provisions of the Location Information Act or other laws.
④ When a user requests the provision of personal location information of a personal location in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the service provider provides the personal location information of the personal location information subject to the procedure prescribed by Article 25 of the Enforcement Decree of the Location Information Act.
⑤ Users and personal location information entities may file a complaint or request correction with the service provider by sending mail, telephone, fax, e-mail, etc. to the service provider's address, contact information, and website as specified in Article 20 of this Agreement.
Article 17 (Rights of statutory representatives)
① Service providers must obtain consent from children under the age of 14 and their legal representatives when they intend to use and provide personal location information for children under the age of 14 (including those who wish to provide services to third parties designated by the personal location information subject).
② Service providers must obtain consent from children under the age of 14 and their legal representatives to use the personal location information or location information of children under the age of 14 beyond the scope of disclosure or guidance in the terms of use. Except in the following cases:
1. Where location information is used to settle fees for providing location information and location-based services, and where data confirming the fact of provision is required.
2. Where a specific individual is processed and provided in an unrecognizable form for statistical preparation, academic research, or market research.
③ A legal representative who agrees to use or provide personal location information for children under the age of 14 may exercise the rights of Article 12 (3), Article 16 (1) or (3) of this Agreement.
Article 18 (Rights of a person obligated to protect children under the age of 8)
① A service provider shall be deemed to have his/her consent when a person liable for protection of a person falling under the following (hereinafter referred to as "children under the age of 8") agrees to use or provide personal location information for the protection of children under the age of 8.
1. Children under 8 years of age
2. Adult Guardianship
3. Persons with mental disabilities prescribed in Article 2 (2) 2 of the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act and those with severe disabilities prescribed in Article 2 (2) of the Employment Promotion and Vocational Rehabilitation Act (limited to those who have registered as persons with disabilities under Article 29 of the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act).
② A person obligated to protect or agree to use or provide personal location information for the protection of children under the age of 8 shall submit it to the service provider with a written consent proving that he/she is obligated to protect.
③ A person liable for protection who agrees to use or provide personal location information for children under the age of 8 may exercise all rights of the subject of personal location information.
Article 19 (Obligation of Users)
① The user must pay the fee for using the service by the specified date, and when the billing address and contact information notified to the service provider are changed, the service provider must be notified in advance.
② When providing or registering all necessary information for the use of the service, the user shall provide and register complete information consistent with the current facts, and shall immediately change and notify any changes. In addition, the service provider shall be notified of the consent of the personal location information subject collected pursuant to Article 12 (1) of this Agreement, and any changes shall be immediately changed and notified. At this time, if the subject of personal location information is a minor, the user must follow the procedures prescribed by the Location Information Act, such as obtaining the consent of the legal representative. The Service Provider is not responsible for any loss caused by the user's violation.
③ In order to use the service provided by the service provider, the user shall manage the location information collection device such as the mobile phone to operate normally. If the location information collection device does not operate normally, the location information collection device shall be repaired or exchanged.
④ A user shall not engage in any of the following acts:
1. Registering or distributing computer virus infection data that causes malfunction or destruction or confusion of information related to the collection of personal location information.
2. Pretending to be another person and falsely stating the relationship with another person
3. Distributing false information for the purpose of giving property benefits to oneself or others or causing damage to others.
4. Unauthorized use or leakage of other people's personal location information
5. Other illegal or unjust acts
⑤ The user shall not transfer or provide the terminal necessary for service use to a third party without permission, and shall manage the terminal to maintain normal operation. Details regarding the use and management, maintenance, and A/S of the device are subject to separate agreement between the service provider and the user.
⑥ When a service provider gives a user ID (ID) and password (PASSWORD) to the user for service use, the user shall not inform or use the user ID (ID) and password (PASSWORD) to a third party, and shall bear management responsibility.
⑦ The user shall observe the relevant laws and regulations, the provisions of these terms and conditions, the service use information, precautions announced on the service, and matters notified by the service provider regarding the use of the service.
Chapter 5 Other Matters
Article 20 (Business Information)
① The trade name, address, and contact information of the service provider providing the service in accordance with these Terms and Conditions are as follows.
- Trade name: SK Planet Co., Ltd.
- Representative: Lee Han-sang
- Address: 264 Pangyo-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do (Sampyeong-dong) The Planet (postcode 463-400)
- Phone number: 02) 6119-0114
② In order to establish and implement technical and administrative measures to protect personal location information, the service provider designates and operates a person in a position to take practical responsibility for handling complaints from the personal location information subject as follows.
1) Name: Ha Hyun-myung
2) Position: Head of Foreign Cooperation Group
3) Phone number: 02) 6119-0114
4) 4) 이메일: privacy.skp@skplanet.com
Article 21 (Prohibition of Transfer)
Service Providers and Users shall not transfer or provide any rights arising under these Terms to any third party as collateral without the prior written approval of the other party and shall not have any obligations arising under these Terms take over by any third party.
Article 22 (Additional Agreement)
Service Providers and Users may make separate additional arrangements to prescribe details or additions not listed in these Terms and Conditions in relation to the use of the Services.
Article 23 (Compensation for Damages)
① Any user who has caused damage to the Service Provider in violation of the provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall compensate the Service Provider for all damages incurred. At this time, the user cannot escape responsibility unless he/she proves that there is no intention or negligence.
② The user shall be solely responsible for any legal or de facto disputes arising from the user's violation of the provisions of this Agreement, including any personal location information subject, disputes, litigation, etc. and the user shall compensate or compensate the service provider for such disputes.
③ If a service provider intentionally or negligently violates Article 15 or 26 of the Location Information Act, the user or personal location information subject may claim damages from the service provider, and the scope of responsibility is limited to general damages. At this time, the service provider cannot escape responsibility unless it proves that there is no intention or negligence.
Article 24 (Disclaimer)
① The Service Provider shall not be responsible for any failure in the provision of normal services for any of the following reasons:
1. In the event of a natural disaster or a state of force majeure equivalent thereto
2. In the case of intentional service interference by a third party who has entered into a service partnership contract with a service provider to provide services.
3. In the event of an obstacle to using the service due to reasons attributable to the user
4. In the case of reasons other than subparagraph 1 or 3, there is no intention or negligence of the service provider.
② The service provider is not responsible for any damage or service use disorder caused by a user's violation of the provisions of these terms or reasons attributable to the user or personal location information subject.
③ The user is responsible for the management of the location information provided by the service provider to the user and any other information related to the use of the service, and the service provider is not responsible for negligence, unauthorized or unauthorized use of such information.
④ The final decision on the information that the user obtains from the service and the service must be made by the user himself, and the service provider does not guarantee any particular purpose or revenue that the user expects from the service.
⑤ The service provider does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, etc. of the information, materials, or facts published in the service and shall not be liable for any damage to the user caused by this.
⑥ The service provider is responsible for proving damages under Article 24 (1) of this Agreement, and if the service provider proves that the damage was not caused to the user or personal location information subject due to his/her intention or negligence, the service provider shall be exempted from liability for damages.
Article 25 (Interpretation of Terms and Conditions)
These Terms and Conditions shall be applied fairly in accordance with the principle of good faith, and if there is any part that is not stipulated in these Terms or is not clear in the interpretation of these Terms and Conditions, the relevant laws and regulations of the Republic of Korea shall be followed.
Article 26 (Adjustment of Dispute)
① A service provider may apply for a ruling to the Korea Communications Commission pursuant to Article 28 of the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information if there is no consultation between the parties or cannot negotiate a dispute related to location information.
② A service provider or user may apply for dispute mediation to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee pursuant to Article 43 of the Personal Information Protection Act if there is no consultation between the parties or cannot discuss a dispute related to location information.
Article 27 (Jurisdiction Court)
The rights of users and legal representatives and the method of exercising them follow the address of the user at the time of filing, and if there is no address, it is the exclusive jurisdiction of the district court that has jurisdiction over the residence. However, if the user's address or residence is not clear at the time of the complaint or the user is a foreign resident, it is filed with the competent court under the Civil Procedure Act.
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Supplementary Provisions (2018.7.3)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on July 3, 2018. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2019.1.9)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on January 9, 2019. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2019.4.26)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect from April 26, 2019. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2019.12.24)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on December 24, 2019. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (August 1, 2020)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on August 1, 2020. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2021.1.7)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on January 7, 2021. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2022.2.7)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on February 7, 2022. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2022.4.20)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect from April 20, 2022. (View applicable version terms and conditions)
Supplementary Provisions (2022.6.9)
(Effective Date) These terms and conditions will take effect on June 9, 2022.