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Terms and Conditions

Terms and Conditions

Chapter 1: General Provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of these terms and conditions is to define the rights, duties, and responsibilities of the company (hereinafter referred to as “the Company”) and its members in relation to the use of internet-related services provided by JINYOUNG INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. (hereinafter referred to as “the Company”).

Article 2 (Effectiveness and Changes of the Terms and Conditions)
(1) These terms and conditions become effective upon notification through the service.
(2) The Company may modify these terms and conditions if significant reasons arise and will notify members at least 2 days prior to the changes. The modified terms and conditions will become effective upon notification or announcement in the same manner as outlined in Paragraph 1.
(3) If a member does not agree to the modified terms and conditions, they may request to withdraw from membership. If the member continues to use the service after the effective date of the modified terms, it will be considered as agreement to the changes.

Article 3 (Matters Not Covered by the Terms and Conditions)
For matters not specified in these terms and conditions, the provisions of the Telecommunications Basic Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, the Act on the Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization, and other relevant laws and regulations shall apply.

Article 4 (Definitions of Terms)
(1) Member: A person who has entered into a service use agreement with the Company and has been granted a user ID and password.
(2) ID: A combination of letters, numbers, or both, selected by the member and approved by the Company, used for identifying the member and enabling access to the service.
(3) Password: A combination of letters and numbers chosen by the member to protect their confidentiality and confirm that they are the rightful owner of the ID.
(4) Termination: The act of a member canceling the service use agreement after having used the service.


Chapter 2: Membership Registration and Service Use

Article 1 (Formation of the Service Agreement)
(1) Membership is limited to individuals residing in the country.
(2) Membership is restricted to individuals; companies, organizations, and legal entities cannot join as members.
(3) The service agreement is formed when the Company approves the user’s application for membership and the user agrees to the terms and conditions.
(4) When a user clicks the “Agree” button after reading the terms and conditions during the membership registration process, it is considered that the user has acknowledged and agreed to the contents of these terms.

Article 2 (Application for Use)
A person who wishes to become a member and use the services must apply by providing personal information in the format specified by the Company.

Article 3 (Approval of the Application for Use)
(1) The Company will approve the application for use in the order it is received, unless there are special circumstances.
(2) The Company may restrict approval of the application for use in the following cases and may defer approval until the issue is resolved:
① If there is insufficient capacity in the service-related facilities.
② If there are technical difficulties.
③ If the Company deems it necessary due to other circumstances.
(3) The Company will not approve applications for membership in the following cases:
① When the application is made using someone else’s name.
② When the application is not made under the applicant’s real name.
③ When the information provided in the application form is false.
④ When the application is made with the intent to disrupt public order, society’s welfare, or morals.
⑤ When the application does not meet the requirements set by the Company.
(4) If the approval of the application is deferred or denied according to paragraphs 2 or 3, the Company must notify the applicant. However, if the Company is unable to notify the applicant due to reasons not attributable to the Company, this rule will not apply.

Article 4 (Protection of Personal Information)
(1) The Company respects and protects the personal information of its members.
(2) The Company collects information about members through the information provided by them for community activities, participation in various events, and other information collected during the use of services. The collected personal information will be used for the performance of this service agreement and the provision of services under the agreement.
(3) The Company will not provide, disclose, or distribute a member’s personal information to third parties without the member’s consent, nor use it for commercial purposes. However, the Company may do so in the following cases:
① When it is necessary for billing related to the provision of information and communication services.
② When the information is provided for statistical purposes, academic research, or market surveys in a form that does not identify specific individuals.
③ When there is a request from relevant authorities based on legal procedures for investigative purposes.
④ When there is a special provision under other laws.
⑤ When requested by the Information and Communication Ethics Committee.
(4) The Company may provide personal information to third parties with the user’s consent under the following circumstances. Even in these cases, the provision of personal information to third parties will only occur with the user’s consent. If the user does not wish for their personal information to be provided, they can choose not to use certain services or participate in specific forms of promotions or events:
① When users have given prior consent.
② When required by law or requested by investigative authorities in accordance with the procedures and methods prescribed by law for investigative purposes.
(5) When providing or sharing personal information, the Company will individually notify the member via email or in writing about the following details before proceeding: the entity or institution receiving the information, the specific personal information being provided or shared, the reason why the information needs to be provided or shared, and how and until when the information will be protected and managed. If the member does not consent, their personal information will not be provided or shared with the mentioned entity or institution. Additionally, the member has the right to withdraw their consent to the third-party provision at any time.
(6) Within the scope of paragraph 3, the Company may create aggregate statistical data regarding the personal information of all or some members related to its operations and use such data. The Company may also transmit cookies to the member’s computer through the service. In this case, the member may refuse the receipt of cookies or set their computer’s browser to warn them before receiving cookies.
(8) In addition, the Company makes efforts to protect the user’s personal information, including their registration details, in accordance with the laws and regulations. The protection of user personal information is governed by the relevant laws and the Company’s “Privacy Policy.”


Chapter 3: Obligations of Contracting Parties

Article 1 (Obligations of the Company)
(1) The company shall ensure that, unless there are special circumstances, members are able to use the service.
(2) The company shall continuously strive to provide ongoing and stable services as outlined in these terms and conditions. In the event of equipment failure or damage, the company must promptly repair and restore the service. However, in cases of natural disasters, emergencies, or other unavoidable circumstances, the company may temporarily suspend or stop the service.
(3) The company must process any opinions or complaints raised by members through proper procedures if they are deemed valid. If processing takes a certain amount of time, the company must inform the member of the reason and the processing schedule.
(4) The company must comply with the provisions related to the protection of members’ privacy as outlined in Article 4 of Chapter 2.
(5) The company shall make efforts to provide convenience to customers regarding the procedures and details related to the formation, modification, and termination of the service contract with customers.

Article 2 (Obligations of the Member)
(1) The member must comply with the terms and conditions of these agreements and any notices or guidelines provided by the company, and must not engage in any activities that interfere with the company’s operations.
(2) The member is fully responsible for the management of their ID and password. The member is responsible for any consequences arising from the careless management or unauthorized use of their ID and password.
(3) If the member discovers that their ID or password has been used fraudulently, they must immediately report it to the company. The member is responsible for any consequences resulting from failure to report such incidents.
(4) The member must adhere to any usage restrictions posted by the company in service announcements or separately notified by the company.
(5) The member may not use the service for business activities without prior consent from the company. The company is not responsible for any results from the members’ business activities, including any consequences from violating these terms. If such business activities cause damage to the company, the member is liable for damages.
(6) The member may not transfer, donate, or offer their rights to use the service or any other rights related to the service to others, nor may they use these rights as collateral, without the explicit consent of the company.
(7) The member must not engage in any of the following activities in relation to the use of the service:
① The act of stealing another member’s ID and password.
② The act of copying, publishing, broadcasting, or providing the information obtained through the service to a third party for purposes other than the member’s own use, without the company’s prior consent.
③ The act of posting, emailing, or otherwise distributing content that infringes on the intellectual property rights of others, such as patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, etc.
④ The act of transmitting, posting, emailing, or otherwise distributing vulgar or obscene content, including information, text, or graphics, that violates public order or decency.
⑤ The act of transmitting, posting, emailing, or otherwise distributing content that is insulting or threatening and may infringe on the privacy of others.
⑥ The act of engaging in activities objectively judged to be connected to criminal acts.
⑦ The act of collecting or storing another user’s personal information without the company’s approval.
⑧ Any other act that violates relevant laws and regulations.


Chapter 4: Member Service Use

Article 1 (Fees, Paid Information, and Payment)
(1) The service is available for free to all members who have registered.
(2) If the company decides to charge for the service, it must publicly announce the timing, policy, and costs associated with the paid service before implementing the charge.

Article 2 (Provision of Information)
(1) The company may provide various information that it deems necessary during the use of the service to the members through methods such as announcements or emails.
(2) The company may provide members with medical or healthcare-related information to offer better service benefits through various communication methods (phone, notifications, mail, etc.). In this case, medical newsletters may be sent by entrusted companies, not the company itself, for the purpose of public health improvement and not for commercial purposes. These newsletters may be sent to members via email, provided that the member has consented to receive emails during registration.
(3) However, if a member expresses a desire not to receive service benefit information, the company must exclude the member from the information distribution list. The company is not responsible for any disadvantages caused by the member not receiving the service information after being excluded from the list.
(4) The information provided by the service is general and for informational purposes only. The information or consultation provided by the service is never intended to replace medical diagnosis. The information or consultation offered through the service is not meant to substitute medical diagnosis, treatment, or care. If a member has any concerns or questions about their health, they should seek a professional diagnosis from a qualified doctor. Under no circumstances should a member disregard medical advice or delay treatment based on the information provided by the service.

Article 3 (Use of Consultation and Reservation Services)
(1) The company will make every effort to maintain security and ensure that the consultation and reservation details of service members or users are not disclosed to third parties, except for the consultant and service administrators. However, the company is not responsible for the disclosure or loss of consultation details in the following cases:
① If consultation details are disclosed due to the user’s negligence, such as leaking their password.
② If the user deletes the consultation or reservation details using the ‘Delete Consultation’ or ‘Delete Reservation’ function.
③ If consultation or reservation details are disclosed or lost due to natural disasters or other circumstances beyond the control of the company.
(2) The content of consultations conducted in the service may be used after removing personal information for the following purposes:
① Academic activities
② Publishing works such as printed materials, CD-ROMs, etc.
③ As part of service content such as FAQs or recommended consultations
(3) The consultation service may not be provided in whole or in part in the following cases:
① If the same consultation is repeatedly requested.
② If the consultation request includes expressions that are unreasonable or contrary to common sense.
③ If the consultation requests a diagnosis.
④ If the consultation is about treatment costs, examination fees, drug prices, etc.
(4) The consultation and reservation service may not be available 24/7, depending on the personal circumstances of the professionals responsible for responding or processing.

Article 4 (Member’s Posts)
The company may delete content posted or registered by a member within the service without prior notice if it is determined that the content falls under any of the following categories:
① Content that defames or slanders other members, the company, or third parties, damaging their reputation.
② Content that violates public order and morals.
③ Content that is deemed related to criminal activities.
④ Content that infringes the company’s copyright, third-party copyrights, or other rights.
⑤ Content that exceeds the designated posting period set by the company.
⑥ Content that posts obscene materials or links to obscene websites on the member’s homepage or bulletin board.
⑦ Content that does not align with the nature of the bulletin board.
⑧ Content that is judged to violate other relevant laws and regulations.

Article 5 (Copyright of Posts)
The rights to the materials posted in the service are as follows:
① The rights and responsibilities related to the posts belong to the poster, and the company cannot use them for commercial purposes outside the service without the poster’s consent. However, this does not apply in non-commercial cases, and the company retains the right to post content within the service.
② Members are prohibited from processing, selling, or commercially using any materials posted within the service.

Article 6 (Advertising and Transactions with Advertisers)
(1) Some of the service investment base that allows the company to provide services to members comes from revenue generated through advertising. Users of the service are deemed to have agreed to the display of advertisements while using the service.
(2) The company is not responsible for any losses or damages arising from a member’s participation, communication, or transactions resulting from promotional activities of advertisers displayed on the service or through the service.

Article 7 (Service Usage Time)
(1) The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, throughout the year, unless there are special operational or technical issues on the part of the company.
(2) The service usage time mentioned in the previous paragraph may be restricted if the company deems necessary, such as for regular system maintenance, after notifying the members in advance.

Article 8 (Responsibility for Service Usage)
Members are prohibited from engaging in commercial activities, such as selling products, through the service, except in cases where such activities are explicitly authorized in writing by an authorized company representative. This includes, but is not limited to, activities such as hacking, money-making advertisements, commercial activities through adult sites, and illegal distribution of commercial software. The company is not responsible for any consequences, losses, or legal actions, including detention by relevant authorities, resulting from violations of this provision.

Article 9 (Suspension of Service Provision, etc.)
(1) The company may suspend the provision of the service in the following cases:
① In unavoidable cases such as maintenance or construction of service facilities
② If a telecommunications service provider, as stipulated in the Telecommunications Business Act, suspends telecommunication services
③ In other cases of force majeure
(2) The company may restrict or suspend all or part of the service if there are obstacles to normal service use, such as national emergencies, power outages, service facility failures, or service overloads.
(3) In the event that the service is restricted or suspended under the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2, the company must promptly inform the members of the reasons and duration of the restriction or suspension.


Chapter 5: Termination of Contract and Service Restrictions

Article 1 (Termination of Contract)
You may withdraw your membership at any time. To cancel your membership, you can log in to the company’s website, go to the “member info” page, click on “Cancel Membership,” and go through the identity verification process to cancel the membership directly. Alternatively, you may contact the Privacy Officer via written request, phone, or email, and we will promptly take the necessary steps, such as deleting your personal information.

Article 2 (Service Restrictions)
The company may terminate the membership agreement or suspend the service for a specified period without prior notice if a member engages in any of the following actions:
①If the member impersonates another person’s personal information, ID, or password.
②If the member’s registered name is not their real name.
③If the same user registers under multiple IDs.
④If the member damages the reputation of or causes harm to others.
⑤If the member infringes on the intellectual property rights of the company, other members, or third parties.
⑥If the member intentionally spreads content that violates public order or morals.
⑦If the member plans or executes actions that undermine national interests or public welfare using the service.
⑧If the member intentionally interferes with the operation of the service.
⑨If the member sends large amounts of information or promotional materials to disrupt the stable operation of the service.
⑩If the member spreads computer viruses or other harmful programs that cause malfunctions or destruction of information or telecommunications equipment.
⑪If external organizations, such as the Information and Communications Ethics Committee, request corrections, or if the Election Commission issues an interpretation related to illegal election activities.
⑫If the member uses information obtained through the company’s service without prior consent to replicate, distribute, or use it commercially.
⑬If the member posts obscene content or links to obscene websites on their homepage or bulletin board.
⑭If the member violates any of the conditions set forth by the company, including these terms and conditions.


Chapter 6: Compensation for Damages and Disclaimer

Article 1 (Compensation for Damages)
The company shall not be responsible for any damages incurred by the member related to the use of the service while the service is free of charge. (However, separate terms will be stipulated in the case of a paid service).

Article 2 (Disclaimer)
(1) The company shall be exempt from responsibility for failing to provide the service due to force majeure, such as natural disasters or other circumstances beyond the company’s control.
(2) The company shall not be held liable for any service interruptions caused by the member’s fault.
(3) The company shall not be responsible for any loss of expected profits or damages resulting from the materials obtained through the service.
(4) The company shall not be responsible for the reliability, accuracy, or content of the information, materials, or facts posted by the member on the service.
(5) The company shall not be liable for any damages incurred by the member in relation to the service that arise from the member’s intentional acts or negligence.

Article 3 (Jurisdiction)
In the event of a lawsuit arising from a dispute related to the use of the service, the court having jurisdiction over the location of the company’s headquarters shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
[Supplementary Provisions]
1.(Effective Date) These terms and conditions shall be effective from October 1, 2024.
Personal Information Collection/Use (Mandatory)