Chapter 1 Gun Chick
Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of this guideline is to prescribe the details of personal information protection to be complied with by information and communication service providers in relation to the provisions of Articles 22 to 32, 49, 50, 54 and 58 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communication Network Utilization and Information Protection, pursuant to the provisions of Article 3 of the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communication Network Utilization and Information Protection (hereinafter referred to as the “Act”).
Article 2 (Definitions)
The following are definitions of terms used in these instructions.
1.”Personal information” refers to information about a living individual, such as a code, character, voice, sound, image, and biometric characteristics that can recognize the individual by name, resident registration number, etc. (including information that can be easily combined with other information even if the information cannot recognize a specific individual alone).
2. “Service” refers to the telecommunications service under the provisions of Article 2 (7) of the Telecommunications Basic Act and the provision of information or mediation of the provision of information using the same service (hereinafter referred to as “information and communication service”), and goods or services provided by persons falling under the following items.
a. Persons engaged in travel business or hotel business under the provisions of Article 3, Paragraph 1 of the Tourism Promotion Act
b. Persons engaged in air transportation business pursuant to the provisions of Article 2 (26) of the Aviation Act
C. A person who establishes/operates an academy under the provisions of Article 2 (1) of the Act on the Establishment, Operation and Tutoring of Academies or a tutoring center under the provisions of Article 2 (2) of the same Act
l. A person designated by the Ministry of Information and Communication under the provisions of Article 28 (4) of the Act as a business operator that collects personal information in the form of a membership system or similar while providing goods or services.
3. “Information and Communication Service Provider” means a telecommunications company that falls under the following items pursuant to the provisions of Article 2, Paragraph 1, Item 1 of the Telecommunications Business Act and a person who provides information or mediates the provision of information using the telecommunications services of a telecommunications company for commercial purposes.
a. Long-term telecommunications provider: A person who installs telecommunications line facilities and uses them to provide long-term telecommunications services under Article 3 of the Telecommunications Business Act Enforcement Rules and is authorized by the Minister of Information and Communication.
b. Separate telecommunications company: A company that provides long-term telecommunications services using telecommunications line facilities of a long-term telecommunications company or a company that installs telecommunications facilities in the premises specified in Article 3 (2) of the Telecommunications Business Act Enforcement Rules or uses them to provide telecommunications services in those premises and is registered with the Minister of Information and Communication.
c. Subsidiary telecommunications provider: A person who leases telecommunications line facilities from a long-term telecommunications provider and provides subsidiary telecommunications services and has reported to the Minister of Information and Communication.
4. “Service Provider” refers to an information and communication service provider and a person described in item 2.
5. “User” means a person who uses the services provided by the Service Provider and is the subject of the information identified by the information processed.
6.”Third party” means a natural person, legal entity, institution/organization, or other person other than a person falling under any of the following items.
a. Service providers and those who use their services
b. Persons entrusted with the collection, handling, management, etc. of personal information by service providers
c. Persons who inherit rights/obligations from the Service Provider by transfer of business, merger, inheritance, etc.
7. “Privacy Policy” refers to the basic guidelines and plans established by the service provider to protect the personal information of users.
Section 3 (Scope)
These guidelines apply not only to personal information collected/used/provided or managed through information and communication networks for the purpose of providing services, but also to personal information collected/used/provided or managed through means other than information and communication networks, such as in writing.
Article 4 (General Principles for Privacy)
Everyone has the right not to have their personal information unlawfully infringed or disclosed against their will, and to have autonomous control over their personal information.
The person who collects, uses, provides, or manages personal information shall follow the principles of personal information protection under the provisions of Paragraph 1 and make active efforts to protect personal information.
Chapter 2 Collecting Personal Information
Article 5 (Collection of Personal Information)
When a service provider collects personal information from a user, it must obtain the consent of the user. Except in the case of 1 of the following subparagraphs.
1. necessary for the performance of the Service Agreement
2. as necessary to settle charges for the provision of services
3. there are special provisions in the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection or other laws.
② Consent pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) shall be made by means of the user’s signature, electronic signature, e-mail, telephone, or indication of the consent field on the homepage. In this case, the consent by phone may be recorded by agreement with the other party for future evidence. It looks like this
Section 6 (Notices or Disclosures)
If the service provider intends to obtain consent from the user pursuant to the provisions of Article 5 (1), the service provider shall notify the user in advance of the following items in writing or on the Internet homepage so that the contents can be easily identified, or specify them in the service terms and conditions.
1. Name of the person in charge of personal information management? Department? Position? Phone number? Email address Other contact information
2. Specific purpose of collection and use of personal information
3. if you provide personal information to a third party, the recipient, principal business, contact information, purpose of the provision, and content of the information to be provided
4. the rights of users and legal representatives, such as withdrawing consent, requesting access or correction, and how to exercise them
5. what personal information the service provider wants to collect
6. Reasons for retaining the personal information we collect, including the period of use and legal basis.
7. how we process or manage other personal information
Section 7 (Disclosure of Privacy Policy)
(1) The service provider shall establish and continuously implement a personal information protection policy that includes the following items, and disclose it to users in writing or through the Internet homepage.
1. matters under Article 6
2. Matters concerning the operation of Internet homepage access information files (cookies)
3. Technical and administrative measures to protect personal information
4. How to handle personal information complaints
5. Purpose and method of processing personal information, use and management of processed personal information, etc.
6. Use and management of personal information collected from third parties or publicly available sources
7. other matters necessary to protect personal information
A service provider that collects personal information through an Internet homepage shall take necessary measures (such as menu settings) on the first screen of the Internet homepage so that users can view the privacy policy, and shall electronically link (hyperlink) to other screens on the Internet homepage that collect personal information.
③ In the event of any material changes including the contents of each item in Paragraph 1, the Company shall notify users of the reasons and contents of the changes through the Internet homepage before implementing the changed privacy policy.
Section 8 (Limitation of Personal Information Collection)
(1) The service provider shall not collect personal information containing the following items that may significantly infringe on the basic human rights of users. However, exceptions are made in cases where the personal information to be collected is specified by law or is necessary for the provision of the service and the user’s consent is obtained.
1. race and ethnicity
2. ideas and beliefs
3. origin and home country
4. political affiliations and criminal records
5. health and sexual history, including past medical conditions
When collecting personal information of users, the service provider shall collect the minimum information such as name and contact information directly related to the provision of the service by legal and fair means.
③When the service provider collects the user’s personal information in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 2, it shall divide it into mandatory and optional items according to the following subparagraphs so that the user can selectively provide his/her personal information.
1. Required items: Items necessary to provide basic services such as name, contact information, etc.
2. optional items: items directly related to providing additional services to users in addition to the basic service
④The service provider shall not refuse to provide basic services because the user does not provide personal information corresponding to the optional items.
Chapter 3 Use and Provision of Personal Information
Article 9 (Restrictions on Use and Provision)
(1) The Service Provider shall not use personal information beyond the scope of notice pursuant to the provisions of Article 6 or the scope specified in the Terms of Service or provide it to a third party. However, exceptions shall be made in cases where the user has consented or falls under 1 of the following subparagraphs.
1. necessary to settle charges for the provision of services
2. statistical compilation, where necessary for academic research or market research, and where the information is de-identified.
3. if there are special provisions in laws such as the Act on Financial Real Name Transactions and Confidentiality, the Act on the Use and Protection of Credit Information, the Telecommunications Basic Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, the Local Tax Act, the Consumer Protection Act, the Bank of Korea Act, the Criminal Procedure Act, etc.
The person who has been provided with the user’s personal information by the service provider shall not use the personal information for any purpose other than the purpose for which it was provided or provide it to a third party, except with the consent of the user or if there are special provisions in the law.
③When the service provider and others (referring to the service provider and the person who received the user’s personal information from the service provider, hereinafter referred to as the “service provider”) intend to obtain the user’s consent under the provisions of Paragraphs 1 and 2, they shall notify the user individually in writing, e-mail, telephone, etc. in advance of the following items.
1. matters that the user has previously agreed to (including matters that the service provider has previously specified in notices or terms and conditions)
2. use or provide personal information beyond the scope specified in the notice or terms and conditions or the purpose for which it was provided
3. Your right to opt-out and how to do so
4. any other information necessary to obtain your consent
Article 10 (Restrictions on Personal Information Handlers)
The service provider, etc. shall limit the persons who can handle the user’s personal information to the minimum by determining the persons corresponding to 1 of the following subparagraphs.
1. those who conduct marketing activities directly with users
2. a person who performs personal information management duties, such as a person in charge of personal information management
3. other persons who are required to handle personal information for business purposes
Section 11 (Confidentiality)
Any person who handles or has handled the user’s personal information for the purpose of providing the service shall not damage, infringe, or leak the personal information learned in the course of his or her duties.
Article 12 (Consignment of Personal Information Processing)
(1) If the service provider entrusts the collection, handling, and management of the user’s personal information to others, the service provider shall notify the user in advance through writing, e-mail, telephone, or website.
When entering into a consignment contract pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), the service provider shall agree with the trustee on the following items and preserve them in written or electronic records.
1. technical and administrative safeguards
2. Confidentiality obligations regarding personal information
3. Do not provide the personal data you process to third parties
4. liability for damages under the provisions of Section 6
5. other necessary for the secure processing of personal data
③The service provider shall conduct appropriate supervision within the scope of the entrusted work on whether the trustee faithfully fulfills the contents of paragraph (2) so that the entrusted personal information is managed safely.
④When a person entrusted with the collection of personal information pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (1) collects personal information, the entrustment shall be notified to the information subject in advance.
⑤A person entrusted with the collection, handling, and management of personal information pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph 1 shall not use the personal information for any purpose other than the purpose for which it was entrusted or provide it to a third party.
⑥The trustee shall be deemed to be an employee of the service provider, etc. only for compensation for damages caused by violating the provisions of Articles 22 to 31 of the Act in connection with the business.
Article 13 (Notification of Transfer of Business, etc.)
If the Service Provider transfers all or part of its business or transfers its rights/obligations due to merger/inheritance, the Service Provider shall notify the User of the following items.
1. the fact of a transfer, merger, or inheritance of all or part of the business; or
2. the name of the person who succeeds to the rights/obligations of the service provider (in the case of a corporation, the name of the corporation shall be the same as in this Article), address, telephone number, and other contact information
A person who transfers all or part of the business from the Service Provider or who inherits the rights and obligations of the Service Provider through merger or inheritance (hereinafter referred to as the “Business Transferee”) shall notify the User of the following items.
1. the fact that you have taken over the rights/obligations of the service provider, etc. and the name of the service provider, etc.
2. name/affiliation/department/position and phone number of the person in charge of personal information management and other contact information
3. Purpose of using personal information
4. User’s rights and how to exercise them, such as withdrawing consent to the collection/use and provision of personal information, requesting to view or correct personal information, etc.
5. personal information items transferred
6. Retention period of transferred personal information / reasons for retention such as legal basis and period of use
Article 14 (Method of Notification of Transfer of Business, etc.)
Notification pursuant to the provisions of Article 13 (1) and (2) shall be made by the following methods.
1. notify the service provider or business transferee at least 30 days in advance by marking it so that it can be identified on the front page of the Internet homepage (only if the Internet homepage is opened).
2. notify the user in writing/email or otherwise
If the service provider or business transferee does not know the contact information of the user without negligence, or if there is a natural disaster or other legitimate reason for not notifying the user, the notification under Paragraph (1), Item 2 may be replaced by one or more announcements in two or more central daily newspapers (if most of the users live in a certain area, it may be a daily newspaper with the area as the distribution area). However, for users whose contact information is known, notification shall be made in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 1, Item 2.
Article 15 (Designation of Personal Information Manager)
(1) In order to protect users’ personal information and handle users’ complaints related to personal information, the service provider shall designate a personal information manager who performs the following duties.
1. oversee the collection, use, provision, and management of users’ personal information
2. Check for illegal or unjustified personal information infringement by employees of service providers or other third parties
3. handle and oversee complaints or comments about personal information received from users
4. What else you need to protect your users’ privacy
The person in charge of personal information management shall be an executive officer of the service provider or a person in the position of the head of the department in charge of handling user grievances related to personal information or the head of the personal information handling department.
Article 16 (Securing the Accuracy of Personal Information)
The service provider shall keep the user’s personal information accurate and up to date.
Section 17 (Technical Safeguards)
When handling personal information of users using computers, service providers, etc. shall take the following technical protection measures necessary to ensure safety so that personal information is not lost, stolen, leaked, altered, or damaged.
1. take measures to prevent computer viruses, such as installing/operating an antivirus program
2. security measures to safely transmit personal information on the network through the use of cryptographic algorithms, etc.
3. installation / operation of access control devices such as intrusion prevention systems
4. other technical measures necessary to ensure safety
Section 18 (Administrative Safeguards)
Service providers, etc. shall prepare procedures necessary for access to and management of users’ personal information and ensure that their employees are familiar with and comply with them.
When processing users’ personal information using a computer, the service provider shall designate a person in charge who has access to personal information and grant an identification code (ID) and password. In this case, the service provider must regularly renew the password.
③When the service provider collects or provides information on payment such as the user’s credit card number, bank payment account, and usage history to the user for the purpose of concluding a service use contract such as membership through the Internet homepage or providing the service, the service provider shall take necessary measures to confirm the identity of the user, such as checking the identification code (ID) and password, and using an electronic signature.
Article 19 (Destruction of Personal Information)
Service providers, etc. shall destroy the personal information without delay when the purpose of collecting or receiving the personal information is fulfilled. Except in the case of 1 of the following subparagraphs.
1. when it is necessary to preserve the information in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations such as the Commercial Code.
2. if the retention period is notified or specified to the user in advance in accordance with the provisions of Article 6.
3. you have the user’s consent on an individual basis
When destroying personal information pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), the service provider shall use the following methods.
1. personal information printed on paper: shredded or incinerated
2. personal information stored in the form of electronic files: deletion using technical methods that make the records unrecoverable
Chapter 4 Your rights
Section 20 (Revocation of Consent)
(1) If a user withdraws consent to the collection, use or provision of personal information in person, in writing, by telephone, by e-mail, by electronic signature or by user ID, the service provider shall verify the identity of the user and take necessary measures without delay, such as destroying the personal information, unless otherwise provided by law.
Service providers that provide main services through the Internet website shall take necessary measures to allow users to withdraw their consent to the collection, use or provision of their personal information on the Internet website.
③The service provider shall notify the user without delay if it has taken measures such as destroying the personal information of the user in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph (1) in response to the withdrawal of the user’s consent.
Article 21 (Access and Correction Requests)
(1) If a user requests access to or correction of his/her personal information in person, in writing, by telephone, by e-mail, by electronic signature, or by user ID, the service provider shall verify the identity of the user and take necessary measures without delay.
Service providers that provide the main service through the Internet website shall take necessary measures to allow users to view or correct their personal information on the Internet website.
③The service provider shall verify whether the user’s representative is the true representative of the user when the user visits and requests access or correction. In this case, the service provider may require you to provide proof of representation.
④If the service provider or the like receives a request for correction of personal information errors from the user pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (1), the service provider or the like shall not provide or use the personal information until the error is corrected.
⑤The service provider shall notify the user without delay if it has taken corrective measures pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (1).
⑥If there is a legitimate reason to refuse to view or correct all or part of the personal information, the service provider shall notify the user without delay and explain the reason.
Chapter 5 Special measures for children
Article 22 (Collection of Personal Information of Children, etc.)
(1) If the service provider performs any of the following acts on the personal information of a child under the age of 14 (hereinafter referred to as “child”), the consent of the child’s legal representative must be obtained.
1. Service Provider: Collecting children’s personal information or using it beyond the scope of notification under Article 6 or the scope specified in the Terms of Service, or providing it to a third party.
2. the person who received the child’s personal information from the service provider: uses the personal information for purposes other than those for which it was provided or provides it to a third party
The service provider may require the minimum necessary information, such as the name and contact information of the legal representative, to obtain consent under Paragraph 1. In this case, the service provider shall notify the child of the following items in plain language that the child can easily understand.
1. Purpose of collecting, using or providing personal information
2. that consent of a legal representative is required
③Service providers and others shall make necessary reasonable efforts to verify whether the user is a child.
④The service provider shall not use the personal information of the legal representative collected pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (2) for any purpose other than to confirm the consent of the legal representative or provide it to a third party.
Article 23 (How to Notify and Consent to Legal Representatives)
(1) If the service provider intends to obtain the consent of the legal representative pursuant to Article 22 (1), it shall notify the legal representative of the following items.
1. when the service provider collects personal information of children: matters under Article 6.
2. when the service provider uses personal information beyond the scope of notification or specification under the provisions of Article 6 or provides it to a third party: Items in each subparagraph of Paragraph 3 of Article 9 (in this case, “user” is considered as “legal representative” (hereinafter referred to as “legal representative” in this Article)).
3. if the person who received the child’s personal information from the service provider uses the personal information for purposes other than those for which it was provided or provides it to a third party: Items in each subparagraph of Article 9, Paragraph 3
Notification pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) shall be made in accordance with the method in item 1 of the following subparagraphs.
1. call, fax, or mail
2. allow the child to print the notice from the internet website and provide it to the legal guardian.
3. how to send an e-mail to a legal representative and link (hyperlink) to the privacy policy on the Internet homepage.
4. a reasonable way to reach the other legal representative; and
③Consent pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (1) shall be obtained by the method in item 1 of the following subparagraphs.
1. How to enable an electronically signed email from a legal representative
2. by mail or by delivering the form provided through downloading from the Internet website to the service provider by mail or fax with the legal representative’s signature in writing.
3. a reasonable method to verify that the other legal representative has truly consented; and
Article 24 (Actions on the Rights of Legal Representatives)
(1) The legal representative may withdraw consent pursuant to the provisions of Article 22 (1) and may request access to the personal information provided by the child or correction of errors.
②The provisions of Articles 20 and 21 shall apply to withdrawal of consent or request for access or correction of errors by a legal representative under the provisions of Paragraph 1. In this case, the “user” is considered the “legal representative”.
Chapter 6 Guidelines
Article 25 (Training)
(1) The service provider shall provide necessary training to employees in charge of collecting or managing personal information to protect users’ personal information. In this case, the person in charge of personal information management shall establish necessary guidelines for the implementation of training, including training contents, procedures, and methods.
The Service Provider may conduct training under the provisions of Paragraph 1 by itself or by entrusting a specialized organization in the field.
Article 26 (Internal Audit)
Service providers, etc. shall audit whether their employees faithfully fulfill the personal information protection obligations set forth in this Guideline. In this case, the person in charge of personal information management shall establish necessary guidelines for the conduct of audits, including audit objects, audit procedures and methods.
If, as a result of conducting an audit pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (1), a service provider or the like finds a problem in the management or operation of personal information or finds that relevant employees have violated these guidelines, it shall take necessary measures without delay, such as correction, improvement, or issuance of personnel.
Section 27 (Grievance)
The service provider shall collect the opinions of users regarding personal information and receive and process complaints through telephone, writing, e-mail, or Internet homepage.
Section 28 (Dispute Resolution)
In the event of a dispute regarding personal information, the service provider and the user may apply for mediation of the dispute to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee under the provisions of Article 33 of the Act for prompt and effective dispute resolution.
Article 29 (Indemnification)
The user may claim damages against the service provider if the service provider violates the provisions of Articles 22 to 31 of the Act regarding the protection of personal information. In this case, the service provider, etc. shall not be exempted from liability unless it is proved that there was no intention or negligence.
Article 30 (Restriction of Transmission of Advertising Information)
No one shall send commercial information for commercial purposes against the express wishes of the recipient.
A person who intends to transmit advertising information for commercial purposes by e-mail shall specify the following items in the subject line and body of the e-mail so that the recipient can easily recognize them.
1. the subject line of the email: the word “advertisement” and the main content of the email body.
2. the body of the email, including: an easy way for the recipient to unsubscribe, the source of the recipient’s email address, and the sender’s name and contact information (phone number or email address).
③In the subject line of an e-mail pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (2), Item 1, the phrase “(advertisement)” shall be written without a space at the beginning, followed by a phrase that allows the recipient to easily recognize the main content of the e-mail.
④When transmitting commercial information for commercial purposes through text transmission other than e-mail, such as fax / mobile phone text transmission, the word “(advertisement)” shall be written at the beginning of the transmission and the sender’s contact information shall be specified in the transmission.
⑤A person who transmits advertising information for commercial purposes shall not engage in any act that prevents the recipient from expressing an intention to refuse to receive it, such as falsely stating the name and contact information of the sender.
Article 31 (Protection of Secrets, etc.)
No person shall damage the personal information of others processed/stored or transmitted by the information and communication network or infringe/steal or leak the personal information of others who do not wish to disclose it.
Article 32 (Restrictions on International Transfers of Personal Information)
The service provider shall obtain the user’s consent in advance if it intends to transfer the user’s personal information overseas through business partnerships, etc. and shall not enter into a contract that violates the provisions of the law.
Vice
This guidance is effective on the date of publication.
1.Purpose of Collection and Use of Personal Information
The purpose of collecting your personal information is to help us provide you with the best possible personalized service through our site. Ltd. provides various content services for a fee. This allows us to selectively provide you with more useful information based on the personal information you provide.
2.What personal information we collect and how we collect it
When you first register, we ask for the most essential personal information to provide our services. The information we receive when you sign up is your name, email address, social security number, mobile phone number, and address.
In addition, you will be asked to provide additional information (company name, department -> optional).
Please note that the information you provide will not be used for any purpose other than the provision of the service or for the purposes previously disclosed to you.
3.Retention and Disposal of Personal Information
While you are a member of Entake and receive services provided by Entake, your personal information will continue to be retained by Entake and used to provide the services. However, if a member of EnterTake Co. If you request to delete your ID or cancel your subscription in accordance with the procedures described in “Access, Correction and Deletion of Your Personal Information” and if the purpose for which the personal information was provided to you has been fulfilled, the personal information collected will be completely deleted from your hard disk by non-retrievable means and will not be available for viewing or use for any purpose.
4.Providing and Sharing Personal Information
In principle, Entertake does not disclose your personal information to any other person or organization, except when you have consented to the disclosure or when there are sufficient grounds to believe that it is necessary to disclose your personal information in order to take legal action against a person who violates the terms of use of Entertake’s services or a person who uses Entertake’s services to cause legal damage to others or acts that harm public order and morals. Even in this case, it will not be provided to individuals, but only to investigative agencies in accordance with the prescribed procedures.
Ltd. may share your personal information with business partners to better serve you. In these cases, we will still inform you of who the business partner is, why we need the information, and how it will be protected/managed for a period of time before collecting or providing the information, and we will ask for your consent, and if you do not give your consent, we will not collect or share any additional information with the business partner.
If necessary for other statistical processing, academic research, or market research, the information will only be provided in a form that does not identify a specific individual.
5.Technical and institutional controls to protect personal information
Your personal information is protected by a password. Only you know the password for your account, and you can only view and change your personal information if you know your password. Therefore, your password should not be given out to anyone. It’s also a good idea to log out and close your web browser when you’re done. This is especially important if you’re sharing your computer with others or using it in public to prevent your personal information from being seen by others.
In order to prevent the leakage of members’ personal information due to hacking, we currently use devices that block intrusions from the outside to prevent attacks, hacking, etc. from the outside, and install an intrusion detection system on each server to monitor intrusions around the clock. We back up our systems and data in case of any other damage to our members’ personal information.
Ltd. emphasizes compliance with this policy by limiting the number of employees who handle personal information to a minimum and training them from time to time, and checks the implementation of this policy and compliance by employees to take immediate corrective action if any problems are found.
6.Access, correct, and delete your personal information
You can view or correct your personal information on file at any time, and you can request to have your ID deleted. You can view and modify your personal information in Change Member Information, and delete your ID by clicking the Delete ID menu in Change Member Information and following the steps in the prescribed order.
If you have any complaints or opinions regarding personal information, please contact the person in charge of personal information management by e-mail (youngoak0328@hanmail.net) or phone (2618-8009), and we will take action immediately upon receipt and notify you of the outcome.
7.Children’s Privacy
Children under the age of 14 should not send information about themselves to others and should ask their parents for permission before doing so. We do not share information from children under the age of 14 with any other person or business, and we do not send advertising mailings to children under the age of 14.
You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account’s password. Ltd. will never ask you for your password by email or otherwise, so please do not give it out under any circumstances. When you’re logged on, take extra care to ensure that your personal information isn’t leaked to others around you.
8.Privacy Officer
Name: Sungmin Oh
Title: CEO
Tel: 031-697-8192
e-Mail : server-enter@entertake.net
