① These Terms take effect when a customer or an individual location information subject agrees to them and completes the registration process set by the Company as a service user.
② When a Member clicks the “Agree” button online, it is considered that they have read, fully understood, and agreed to these Terms.
③ The Company may amend these Terms within the scope that does not violate relevant laws, such as the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, the Content Industry Promotion Act, the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, the Framework Act on Consumers, and the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions.
④ If the Company amends these Terms, it will announce the existing and revised Terms, along with the effective date and reasons for the revision, at least 10 days before the effective date and for a reasonable period afterward. If the changes are unfavorable to Members, the Company will notify them at least 30 days in advance by posting the changes on the service website or sending notifications via electronic means (email, SMS, etc.).
⑤ If the Company notifies Members of the amendment and the Member does not express any objections within seven days from the notification or from the date of implementation, it will be considered that they have agreed to the revised Terms. If a Member does not agree to the revised Terms, they may terminate the service agreement.
These Terms shall be applied fairly based on the principle of good faith. Any matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by relevant laws or customary practices.
The services provided by the Company are as follows:
Service Name - EODI SHOE
Service Description - A service for tracking the location of family members with dementia.
The services provided by the Company are generally free of charge. However, for specific paid services, users must pay the fees specified for each service. The Company may charge paid service fees through the electronic payment provider contracted with the Company or include them in an invoice issued by the Company.
Cancellations and refunds for payments made through paid services shall comply with the Company's payment terms and relevant laws. Refund requests due to identity theft or fraudulent transactions, as well as requests for the disclosure of the payer's personal information, may be denied unless required by law.
① If the Company changes or discontinues the service, it may notify Members of such changes or termination via the email address registered by the Member.
② In cases where notification is made to an unspecified number of users, the Company may inform Members through announcements on the website or other Company notices.
① The Company may restrict or suspend a Member's use of the service under any of the following circumstances:
1. If the Member intentionally or negligently disrupts the operation of the Company's service.
2. If it is unavoidable due to maintenance, repairs, or construction of service facilities.
3. If a telecommunications service provider, as defined by the Telecommunications Business Act, discontinues telecommunications services.
4. If service use is disrupted due to a national emergency, service facility failure, or excessive service demand.
5. If the Company determines that it is inappropriate to continue providing the service for other significant reasons.
② If the Company restricts or suspends service use under the above provisions, it must notify the Member of the reason and duration of the restriction.
① If the Company intends to use personal location information to provide services, it must specify this in the Terms of Use and obtain consent from the personal location information subject in advance.
② The rights of Members and their legal representatives, as well as the methods of exercising them, shall be determined by the Member’s address at the time of litigation. If the Member does not have an address, the jurisdiction shall be the local court governing the Member's residence. However, if the address or residence is unclear, or if the Member resides abroad, the case shall be filed in accordance with the Civil Procedure Act.
③ The Company automatically records and retains verification data regarding the use and provision of location information for one year to facilitate billing settlements with other service providers and customers, as well as for handling complaints.
④ If the Company provides a Member’s personal location information to a third party designated by the Member, it must immediately notify the Member via the communication terminal device from which the personal location information was collected, including details of the recipient, date and time of provision, and purpose of provision. However, notification will be made to a pre-designated communication terminal device or email address in the following cases:
1. If the communication terminal device collecting the personal location information does not have text, voice, or video receiving capabilities.
2. If the Member has pre-requested notification via online posting or other methods.
① A Member may withdraw consent, in whole or in part, for the use of personal location information in location-based services and for the provision of such information to third parties at any time. In such cases, the Company will destroy the collected personal location information and records of its use and provision.
② A Member may request the temporary suspension of the collection, use, or provision of personal location information at any time. The Company cannot refuse such a request and has technical measures in place to accommodate it.
③ A Member may request access to or notification of the following records from the Company. If any errors are found in these records, the Member may request corrections. The Company cannot refuse such requests without a valid reason.
1. Records of the collection, use, and provision of the Member's location information.
2. Reasons and details of the provision of the Member’s personal location information to third parties, as required by the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information or other relevant laws.
④ A Member may exercise the rights mentioned in paragraphs ① to ③ by following the Company's designated procedures.
① For Members under the age of 14, the Company must obtain consent from both the Member and their legal guardian before providing location-based services using personal location information or sharing such information with third parties. In this case, the legal guardian shall have all the rights granted to Members under Article 7.
② If the Company intends to use or provide the personal location information of a child under 14 beyond the scope specified in the Terms of Use or other notifications, it must obtain consent from both the child and their legal guardian. However, the following cases are exceptions:
1. When the use or provision of location information is necessary for billing related to location-based services.
2. When the information is processed in a way that makes it impossible to identify individuals and is used for statistical purposes, academic research, or market analysis.
① If a guardian consents to the use or provision of personal location information for the protection of the life or physical safety of an individual falling under any of the following categories (hereinafter referred to as "Children Under 8, etc."), it is considered as if the individual has personally given consent: 1. Children under the age of 8 2. Persons declared legally incompetent 3. Persons with a mental disability as defined under Article 2, Paragraph 2, Subparagraph 2 of the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act, who also qualify as severely disabled individuals under Article 2, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Employment Promotion and Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons (limited to those officially registered as disabled under Article 29 of the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act).
② A guardian who wishes to consent to the use or provision of personal location information for the protection of the life or physical safety of Children Under 8, etc. must submit a written consent form along with documentation proving their guardian status to the Company.
③ A guardian who consents to the use or provision of personal location information on behalf of Children Under 8, etc. may exercise all rights of the personal location information subject.
① The Company shall designate a Location Information Manager who is in a position of substantial responsibility to properly manage and protect location information and to efficiently handle complaints from personal location information subjects.
② The Location Information Manager shall be the head of the department providing location-based services, with specific details outlined in the supplementary provisions of these Terms.
① If a Member incurs damages due to the Company's violation of Articles 15 through 26 of the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, the Member may claim compensation from the Company. In such cases, the Company shall be liable unless it can prove the absence of intent or negligence.
② If a Member violates these Terms and causes damages to the Company, the Company may claim compensation from the Member. In such cases, the Member shall be liable unless they can prove the absence of intent or negligence.
① The Company shall not be liable for any damages incurred by Members if the service cannot be provided due to the following reasons:
1. Force majeure events such as natural disasters or similar unavoidable circumstances.
2. Intentional interference with the service by a third party with whom the Company has entered into a service partnership agreement.
3. Service disruption due to reasons attributable to the Member.
4. Any other reasons beyond the Company’s control that do not involve its intent or negligence, except for those listed in items 1 through 3.
② The Company does not guarantee the reliability or accuracy of the service or any information, data, or facts published within the service and shall not be liable for any damages incurred by Members as a result.
① These Terms shall be governed and executed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.
② Any matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by applicable laws and customary practices.
① If disputes related to location information arise and cannot be resolved through mutual agreement between the parties, the Company may apply for mediation to the Korea Communications Commission pursuant to Article 40-2 of the Framework Act on Telecommunications.
② If disputes related to location information cannot be resolved through mutual agreement between the Company and the customer, either party may apply for mediation to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee in accordance with Article 33 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
The Company's trade name, address, and contact details are as follows:
1. Trade Name: EODI SHOE Co., Ltd.
2. Representative: Kiho Hyun
3. Address: 201, 2nd Floor, 13 Baegyangsunhwan-ro 10beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea
4. Contact: 1106KIHO@NAVER.COM
Article 1 (Effective Date) These Terms shall take effect on July 26, 2024. Article 2 The Location Information Manager is designated as follows as of July 2024:
1. Name: Kiho Hyun
2. Contact: 1106KIHO@NAVER.COM