::pickeat agreement

Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of these terms is to define the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of both the company and the members when members use the location-based services (hereinafter referred to as "Services") provided by PickEat Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "the company").
Article 2 (Effectiveness and Changes to the Terms of Use)
1. These terms take effect when a customer or a personal location information subject agrees to these terms after applying for the service.
2. When a member clicks the “Agree” button for these terms, it is considered that they have fully read and understood the content of these terms and agree to their application.
3. The company may amend these terms within the scope that does not violate relevant laws.
4. If the company amends the terms, it will specify the current terms, amended terms, effective date of the amended terms, and reasons for the amendment, and will post them with the current terms at least 10 days before the effective date of the amendment and for a considerable period after the effective date. If the amendment is disadvantageous to the members, the company will post the changes at least 30 days before the effective date and notify members via email or other electronic means (such as SMS).
5. If the company notifies the member as described above and the member does not express refusal by 7 days after the effective date of the amended terms, it is considered that the member has agreed to the amended terms. If a member disagrees with the amended terms, the member may terminate the service agreement.
Article 3 (Applicable Laws)
These terms shall be fairly applied according to the principles of good faith and sincerity, and any matters not specified in these terms shall be governed by the service terms of use, relevant laws, or general practices.
Article 4 (Service Content and Fees)
The services provided by the company are as follows. Personal location information is collected according to the settings on the mobile device.
1. The company receives location information from location information providers and provides the following services to customers who request them:
o Today’s Step Count: Provides benefits and recommendations based on the user's location information.
2. The services listed in Paragraph 1 are free of charge.
Article 5 (Notification of Service Changes)
1. If the company changes or terminates the service, the company may notify the member of the changes or termination of the service via the registered email address or app notifications.
2. In the case of notifications to an unspecified number of members, the company may notify them via the website or other platforms.
Article 6 (Protection of Personal Location Information)
The company endeavors to protect the personal location information of members according to the provisions of the "Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information" (hereinafter referred to as "Location Information Act"), Article 16.
Article 7 (Use or Provision of Personal Location Information)
1. By agreeing to these terms, the member consents to the collection, use, provision, and protection policies regarding personal location information as specified in these terms.
2. The company may use a member's personal location information (real-time location information) for operating fraud prevention and fraud detection systems (FDS).
3. The company will not use personal location information for any purpose other than service provision without the member's consent, nor will it provide it to third parties.
4. If the company provides the member’s personal location information to a third party designated by the member, the company will notify the member’s communication device of the recipient, date and time of provision, and purpose. However, in the following cases, the company may notify the communication device or email address designated in advance by the member:
o If the communication device used to collect personal location information does not have reception functions for text, voice, or video.
o If the member has requested in advance that the notification be sent to another communication device or email address.
Article 8 (Retention of Records on Use and Provision of Location Information)
1. The company automatically records and retains records of the use and provision of location information for members in the location information system in accordance with Article 16, Paragraph 2 of the Location Information Act. These records are retained for one year from the time of recording.
2. The company retains records of the use and provision of location information, excluding personal location information, for one year for purposes agreed upon by the member or for complaint handling, and the records are destroyed after one year. If the member withdraws consent for location information or terminates the service agreement, the company will immediately destroy the personal location information and related records, except in cases where retention is required by laws such as the Basic National Tax Act, the Corporate Tax Act, and the Value Added Tax Act.
Article 9 (Rights of Personal Location Information Subjects)
1. Members may withdraw consent for the use of location-based services or the provision of personal location information to third parties at any time. In such cases, the company will destroy the collected personal location information and related records.
2. Members may request a temporary suspension of the collection, use, or provision of personal location information at any time, and the company cannot refuse this request and will have technical means in place to comply.
3. Members may request access to or notification of records related to the collection, use, or provision of their personal location information, and request corrections if there are any errors. The company cannot refuse these requests without justifiable reasons.
Article 10 (Rights of Legal Guardians)
1. The company must obtain the consent of the member and their legal guardian to use location-based services and provide personal location information for members under the age of 14. The legal guardian has all the rights described in Article 9.
2. If the company intends to use personal location information or records of its use and provision beyond the scope specified in the terms of use or provide it to third parties for members under the age of 14, the company must obtain consent from both the member and their legal guardian, except in the following cases:
o When required for billing for the provision of location-based services.
o When provided in a form that does not allow the identification of individuals for statistical, research, or market research purposes.
Article 11 (Rights of Guardians of Children Under 8 Years Old)
1. If a legal guardian of a child under 8 years old or a person with limited legal capacity consents to the use or provision of personal location information for the protection of the life or body of the child or person, it is considered that the individual has given consent.
2. The legal guardian must submit a written consent form proving their status as a legal guardian when consenting to the use or provision of personal location information for a child under 8 years old.
3. The legal guardian may exercise all rights regarding the personal location information of the child.
Article 12 (Designation of Location Information Manager)
1. The company designates a person responsible for managing location information to protect personal location information and handle related complaints smoothly.
2. The person responsible for managing location information will be notified in the appendix of these terms.
Article 13 (Compensation for Damages)
If the company causes damage to the member by violating Articles 15 to 26 of the Location Information Act, the member may claim compensation. The company will be liable unless it can prove that it was not at fault.
Article 14 (Disclaimer)
1. The company is not responsible for damages to members caused by the inability to provide services due to the following reasons:
o Natural disasters or other force majeure events.
o Deliberate interference with services by third parties.
o Member's fault.
o Other reasons beyond the control of the company.
2. The company does not guarantee the reliability or accuracy of any information or materials posted on the service and is not responsible for damages caused to members.
Article 15 (Dispute Resolution)
1. If disputes related to location information arise and the parties cannot reach an agreement, either party may apply for resolution to the Korea Communications Commission under Article 28 of the Location Information Act.
2. Either the company or the member may apply for mediation to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee under Article 43 of the Personal Information Protection Act if disputes related to location information cannot be resolved.
Article 16 (Contact Information of the Company)
1. The company's name and contact information are as follows:
o Name: PickEat Co., Ltd.
o CEO: Sanghoon Lee
o Address: 809-810, LH Business Support Hub, 815 Daewangpangyo-ro, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
o Phone: 070-4214-3650
2. The company safely manages and protects personal location information. The company designates and operates a location information manager to handle personal location information-related complaints. The contact information is as follows:
o Location Information Manager:
 Name: Hansam Jang
 Department/Position: PMO Planning Department Manager, PickEat Co., Ltd.
 Phone: 070-4214-3670
 Email: janghansam@0njourney.com
Supplementary Provision
• (Effective Date) These terms will take effect on September 26, 2024.