Orblit Privacy Policy
Article 1 (Purpose)
Reversemountain (hereinafter referred to as the "Company")
establishes this Privacy Policy (hereinafter referred to as the
"Policy") in order to comply with applicable laws such as the
Personal Information Protection Act and the Act on Promotion of
Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information
Protection (hereinafter the "Network Act"), and to promptly and
appropriately handle any privacy-related issues of individuals
(hereinafter referred to as "Users") who use the services provided
by the Company (hereinafter referred to as the "Company Services").
Article 2 (Principles of Personal Information Processing)
In accordance with applicable laws and this Policy, the Company may
collect users’ personal information. Such information will only be
shared with third parties with the user's explicit consent, unless
otherwise required by law or regulation, in which case the Company
may lawfully provide such information without prior consent.
Article 3 (Disclosure of This Policy)
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The Company discloses this Policy on the main page of its
website or through a direct link from the homepage to ensure
that users can easily access it at any time.
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The Company uses legible font sizes, colors, and formatting to
ensure this Policy is easily recognizable and understandable.
Article 4 (Amendments to This Policy)
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This Policy may be revised in accordance with amendments to
applicable laws, guidelines, notifications, or changes in
government policies or Company services.
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When revised, the Company will announce the changes using one or
more of the following methods:
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Posting on the notice board or a separate pop-up window
on the Company’s homepage;
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Notification by written document, fax, email, or other
similar means.
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The Company shall provide such notice at least 7 days before the
effective date of the amendment. However, if the changes
significantly impact users' rights, the notice shall be given at
least 30 days in advance.
Article 5 (Information Collected for Membership Registration)
To enable user registration for Company Services, the Company
collects the following required information:
- Required: Email address, password, and nickname.
Article 6 (Information Collected for Identity Verification)
To verify the identity of users, the Company collects the following
required information:
- Required: Email address
Article 7 (Methods of Personal Information Collection)
The Company collects personal information using the following
method:
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When the user enters personal information directly into the
Company’s website
Article 8 (Use of Personal Information)
The Company uses personal information for the following purposes:
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For delivering announcements and notices necessary for service
operation
- For responding to user inquiries and handling complaints
- For providing the Company’s services
- For developing new services
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For marketing purposes such as promotions and event
notifications
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For demographic analysis and analysis of service usage patterns
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For fostering connections between users based on personal
interests and information
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For preventing and responding to actions that hinder the proper
operation of services, including violations of laws and Company
terms, abuse of services, or other malicious behavior
Article 9 (Transmission of Marketing and Promotional Information)
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The Company shall obtain the user’s explicit prior consent
before sending advertising or promotional information for
commercial purposes via electronic transmission. However,
consent is not required in the following cases:
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When the Company has collected the recipient's contact
information through a transaction and intends to send
promotional messages related to similar goods or
services within six months of the transaction;
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When a telemarketing agent makes a voice call and
clearly informs the recipient of the source of data
collection, as required under the Door-to-Door Sales
Act.
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Despite the above, if the recipient opts out or withdraws
consent, the Company shall not send promotional information and
will notify the user of the result of processing their opt-out
request.
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For marketing messages sent between 9:00 PM and 8:00 AM, the
Company must obtain separate prior consent from the user,
regardless of prior general consent.
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When sending promotional messages, the Company shall clearly
include the following:
- The Company name and contact information
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A method for the recipient to refuse further messages or
withdraw consent
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The Company shall not engage in the following practices when
sending promotional messages:
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Hindering or avoiding the recipient’s opt-out or consent
withdrawal
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Automatically generating contact information using
random combinations of numbers, symbols, or letters
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Automatically registering email addresses or phone
numbers for sending messages
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Concealing the sender's identity or the source of the
message
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Deceptively inducing responses from recipients for the
purpose of sending commercial messages
Article 10 (User Responsibilities)
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Users must ensure that their personal information is accurate
and up to date. They are responsible for any issues caused by
the provision of incorrect information.
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If a user registers using someone else’s personal information,
their membership may be terminated and they may be subject to
penalties under applicable privacy laws.
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Users are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of
their email address and password and must not transfer or lend
their login credentials to any third party.
Article 11 (User’s Right to Manage Cookie Installation)
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Users have the right to choose whether or not to allow cookies.
Users can configure their web browser settings to: Allow all
cookies, Be prompted each time a cookie is saved, or Refuse all
cookies.
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However, refusing to store cookies may result in limited access
to some services that require login.
Article 12 (How to Set Cookie Preferences)
To set cookie preferences (for example, in Internet Explorer):
- Click the [Tools] menu and select [Internet Options].
- Click the [Privacy] tab.
- Adjust settings under [Advanced].
Article 13 (Sharing and Disclosure of Google User Data)
The Company does not share, transfer, or disclose Google user data
to third parties, except in the following cases:
- When required by law or legal proceedings;
- When the user has given explicit consent;
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When necessary to protect the rights, property, or safety of the
Company, users, or the public.
Article 14 (Data Protection Mechanisms for Sensitive Data)
The Company implements the following data protection mechanisms to
safeguard sensitive data, including Google user data:
- Encryption of data during transmission and storage
- Regular security audits and vulnerability assessments
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Access control and authentication to prevent unauthorized access
- Staff training on data protection and privacy practices
Article 15 (Retention and Deletion of Google User Data)
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The Company retains Google user data only for the duration
necessary to provide the service or as required by law.
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Users may contact the Data Protection Officer at any time to
request the deletion of their Google user data.
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Upon receiving a deletion request, the Company will delete the
relevant data within 30 days, unless retention is required by
law.
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The Company regularly reviews stored data and deletes
unnecessary information in accordance with its data retention
policy.
Article 16 (Designation of Personal Information Protection Officer)
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To protect users’ personal information and handle related
complaints, the Company designates the following departments and
officers:
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Chief Privacy Officer
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Privacy Manager