Privacy Policy
Uniple Inc. (the "Company") establishes and discloses this Privacy Policy as follows, in accordance with Article 30 of the "Personal Information Protection Act" (PIPA), in order to protect the personal information of data subjects (the "Users") and to promptly handle any related grievances.
This Privacy Policy has been prepared in accordance with the items and order of disclosure set out in the Personal Information Protection Commission's "Guidelines for Preparing Privacy Policies" (April 2026).
Key Privacy Information at a Glance
The following is a summary to help Users quickly check the key points. Details can be found in the main text, and in case of any discrepancy, the main text prevails.
| Category | Details | Main text |
|---|---|---|
| Items processed | Account information provided through social login (email address, etc.), the name and settings configured by the User, records and photos the User leaves in the service, payment-related information for paid use, and service usage records | Art. 2 |
| Items not processed | Passwords; payment authentication information such as full card numbers; unique identification information such as resident registration numbers; biometric information; device location information (GPS); shooting location information contained in photos and videos; behavioral information for targeted advertising | Art. 2(5) |
| Sensitive information | Not requested by the Company. However, the records Users leave may contain content relating to health or private life, and such content is shared with the connected partner | Art. 11 |
| Provision to third parties | None | Art. 6 |
| Outsourcing | Amazon Web Services, Supabase, PostHog, Toss Payments | Art. 8 |
| Overseas transfer | Information is transferred to the United States and other countries in the course of infrastructure, analytics, login, and notification delivery. Users may request that the transfer be stopped | Art. 9 |
| Retention period | In principle, destroyed upon account deletion. Records subject to statutory retention obligations, such as payment and inquiry records, are kept for the prescribed periods | Art. 4 |
| Couple records upon account deletion | Account information is deleted or rendered unidentifiable. Records left in the Couple Space are retained for the remaining partner, and the author is displayed as "Deleted user" | Art. 17 |
| Advertising and AI training | Users' records are not used for advertising, marketing, or artificial intelligence training | Arts. 1, 11 |
| Grievance handling | Chief Privacy Officer Seungho Lee (CEO) / info@uniple.app / 070-8018-9900 | Art. 14 |
Article 1 (Purposes of Processing Personal Information)
The Company processes personal information for the following purposes and does not use it for any purpose other than these. If the purpose of use changes, the Company will take the necessary measures, such as obtaining separate consent in accordance with Article 18 of the "Personal Information Protection Act."
- Member management: identification and authentication of Users, maintenance and management of membership, confirmation of intent to sign up and to delete an account, confirmation of age eligibility, and prevention of fraudulent use
- Provision of the service: storage and synchronization of the dashboard configured by the User and its records, couple connection and sharing of records with the connected partner, application of User settings, and sending of notifications
- Provision of paid services: approval of payments and recurring payments, management of subscription status, processing of withdrawals of subscription and refunds, sending of transaction-related notices such as upcoming renewals and payment results, and handling of payment-related inquiries
- Handling of inquiries: receipt of inquiries and reply with the results, dispute handling, and retention of records as required by law
- Service improvement: identification of errors and usage records, analysis of feature usage, performance improvement, and prevention of acts that interfere with service operation
- Notices and announcements: delivery of matters that must be communicated to Users, such as changes to terms and policies and service maintenance
The Company does not use Users' records for advertising, marketing, or promotion, nor for any purpose other than those above, such as training artificial intelligence models.
Article 2 (Items of Personal Information Processed)
The personal information processed by the Company is the minimum necessary for the purposes of processing set out in Article 1.
1. Items processed without consent for the conclusion and performance of a contract
In accordance with Article 15(1), item 4 of the "Personal Information Protection Act," these items are processed without consent to the extent necessary to perform the contract concluded with the User.
| Purpose of processing | Items processed | Retention and use period |
|---|---|---|
| Member management and provision of the service | Information provided through social login (common: email address, unique account identifier / Google: name, profile photo / Apple: name (if the User chooses to provide it) / Kakao: nickname, profile photo (if the User consents to providing them)) / the name set by the User in the service (initially the name or nickname received through social login is used, and it can be changed in settings) / User settings such as language, time zone, and first day of the week / notification preferences / couple connection information (invite code, connection status, anniversary) / records and files entered or uploaded to the service by the User | Until account deletion or until the social account is unlinked (records in the Couple Space are subject to Article 17) |
| Sending notifications | Web push subscription information (endpoint address, encryption keys), browser information at the time of subscription registration, app push tokens, device type and operating system information | Until the User turns off notifications or deletes their account |
| Provision of paid services and subscription management | Email address used for sending notices, card issuer name, masked card number, recurring payment method identifiers (billing key, customer identifier), order number, payment approval identifier, payment amount and currency, subscription product and billing cycle, payment status, date and time of payment request and approval, transaction result information returned by the payment gateway; for app marketplace payments, app marketplace purchase identifiers (transaction number, purchase token), subscription product, and subscription status and period | The statutory retention periods under paragraph 3 |
| Receipt of and response to inquiries | Email address, the name set by the User, inquiry subject and content, handling history | 3 years after the inquiry is resolved (retained in accordance with Article 4 even after account deletion) |
| Provision of the service, quality improvement, and prevention of fraudulent use | IP address, approximate region estimated from the IP address (country and city level), cookie and browser storage identifiers, app installation identifier, device and browser information, access logs, service usage records, error records | Until the purpose of use is achieved, or for the statutory retention periods under paragraph 3 |
| Importing events from other calendars | Title, date and time, location, and notes of the device calendar events the User chooses to import | Imported events, as calendar records, are kept until account deletion (records in the Couple Space are subject to Article 17) |
2. Items processed with the User's consent
In accordance with Article 15(1), item 1 of the "Personal Information Protection Act," these items are processed with the User's consent obtained at the time the relevant situation arises.
| Purpose of processing | Items processed | Retention and use period |
|---|---|---|
| Processing refunds (only where cancellation of the card approval is not possible, such as because the payment card has been canceled) | Bank name, account number, account holder name | Destroyed after 5 years of retention |
| Processing requests for cancellation or refund of payments made by children under 14 | Name and contact details of the legal guardian, documents verifying legal guardianship, copy of identification | Destroyed without delay after the request is processed (or kept for the relevant period where retention is required by law) |
The Company does not ordinarily hold Users' bank account information or legal guardians' information. When submitting documents, you may obscure any information that is not necessary for processing.
3. Items processed without consent to comply with legal obligations
These items are retained in accordance with Article 15(1), item 2 and the proviso to Article 21(1) of the "Personal Information Protection Act."
| Items retained | Retention period | Legal basis |
|---|---|---|
| Records of payment and supply of goods, etc. | 5 years | Article 6 of the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." and Article 6 of its Enforcement Decree |
| Records of contracts or withdrawals of subscription, etc. | 5 years | Article 6 of the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." and Article 6 of its Enforcement Decree |
| Records of consumer complaints or dispute resolution | 3 years | Article 6 of the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." and Article 6 of its Enforcement Decree |
| Records of labeling and advertising | 6 months | Article 6 of the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." and Article 6 of its Enforcement Decree |
| Books and supporting documents on transactions under tax laws | 5 years | Article 85-3 of the "Framework Act on National Taxes" |
4. Methods of collecting personal information
- Linking of Apple, Google, or Kakao social login
- Direct entry by the User
- Automatic generation and collection in the course of using the service
- Collection through the payment gateway in the course of paying for paid services
- Where the User chooses to import other calendars in the app, copying of the device calendar events selected by the User
- For payments made through app marketplaces (Apple App Store, Google Play), collection from the app marketplace operator
5. Information the Company does not process
- Passwords: The Company offers only Apple, Google, and Kakao social login as means of signing up, and does not collect or store Users' passwords.
- Payment authentication information: Information used for payment authentication, such as the full card number, expiration date, and CVC, is entered and processed directly in the payment window provided by the payment gateway (Toss Payments Co., Ltd.). The Company receives and stores only the payment result and masked information for on-screen display. For app marketplace payments, payment method information is processed by the relevant app marketplace operator, and the Company does not receive it.
- Unique identification information: The Company does not collect resident registration numbers, passport numbers, driver's license numbers, or alien registration numbers, and does not operate identity verification procedures through identity verification agencies.
- Biometric and biometric recognition information: The Company does not process fingerprints, faces, etc. for the purpose of identifying specific individuals. The app's screen lock uses the identity verification feature provided by the device's operating system, and the Company does not receive or store biometric information such as fingerprints or faces in that process.
- Device location information: The Company does not collect location information via the global positioning system (GPS), cell towers, or wireless access points. The visited regions recorded in the map feature are information that the User selects and enters directly.
- Metadata contained in photos and videos: Photos and videos uploaded by Users are re-encoded on the User's device before transmission, so location information contained in the original, such as the shooting location, is not stored on the server. However, only the shooting date and time are read and stored separately in order to sort items by shooting date in the album feature.
- Behavioral information for targeted advertising: The Company does not collect advertising identifiers and does not provide Users' information to advertising businesses.
Article 3 (Processing of Personal Information of Children Under 14)
(1) The service is intended for Users aged 14 or older. The Company does not permit children under 14 to sign up for or use the service, and does not process personal information for the purpose of collecting personal information of children under 14.
(2) If it is confirmed that a child under 14 has used the service, the Company will suspend use of the relevant account and destroy the collected personal information without delay.
(3) If a child under 14 makes a payment without the consent of a legal guardian, the legal guardian may request cancellation and refund of that payment in accordance with Article 5 of the "Civil Act." Requests may be submitted via 'Settings > Contact us' in the service or to info@uniple.app.
(4) To process requests under paragraph (3), the Company collects the minimum information necessary with the consent of the legal guardian in accordance with Article 2(2), and destroys it without delay once processing is complete.
Article 4 (Processing and Retention Period of Personal Information)
(1) As a rule, the Company destroys Users' personal information without delay once the purpose of collection and use has been achieved. The retention periods for each purpose of processing are as set out in the tables in Article 2.
(2) Upon account deletion, the Company deletes or renders unidentifiable the information belonging solely to that User's account (login linkage information, email address, the name set by the User, language and notification settings, notification inbox, and push subscription information). When a User who signed up with Kakao login deletes their account, the Company unlinks the Kakao account from the service.
(3) The following records are retained for the prescribed periods in accordance with applicable laws or for dispute handling.
- Payment and transaction records: Kept for the statutory retention periods under Article 2(3).
- Inquiry records: As records of consumer complaints or dispute resolution, the email address at the time of the inquiry, the inquiry content, and the handling history are kept for 3 years in order to reply with the results and handle disputes.
- Records in the Couple Space: As set out in Article 17.
(4) Retained records are used solely for the purposes of fulfilling legal obligations and handling disputes, and are not used for any other purpose.
(5) Recurring payment method information is processed as follows, depending on the item.
| Item | Processing |
|---|---|
| Recurring payment method identifiers (billing key, customer identifier) | When the User deletes the payment method or the subscription ends, the Company without delay deletes the recurring payment method registered with the payment gateway and renders the key it held unusable |
| Transaction history, such as card issuer name, masked card number, order number, payment amount, and payment date and time | Retained for 5 years in accordance with Article 6 of the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." and then destroyed |
(6) The Company does not convert the accounts of Users who have not logged in for a certain period to dormant status, nor does it store their personal information separately. This is because we believe that a couple should be able to see the records they left together just as they were, even if they come back after a long time.
Article 5 (Procedures and Methods for Destroying Personal Information)
(1) Principle of destruction: When personal information becomes unnecessary because the retention period has expired or the purpose of processing has been achieved, it is destroyed without delay. Where it must be retained under other laws, the personal information is stored separately and then destroyed without delay once the period expires.
(2) Destruction procedure: The Company selects the personal information for which a reason for destruction has arisen and destroys it with the approval of the Chief Privacy Officer.
(3) Destruction method: Personal information stored in electronic file form is deleted using technical methods that make the records unrecoverable, and personal information printed on paper is destroyed by shredding or incineration.
(4) Retention of deleted information and backups: To guard against loss due to mistakes or failures, the Company keeps the following as described below before destroying it, and during that period uses it only for recovery purposes.
- Photo and video files deleted by Users: Kept for up to 30 days from the date of deletion, then permanently destroyed from the service storage and backup storage.
- Database backups: Backups containing destroyed information expire sequentially within up to 7 days according to the backup retention cycle.
Article 6 (Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties)
(1) The Company does not provide Users' personal information to third parties without a lawful basis, such as Article 17 of the "Personal Information Protection Act."
(2) The Company provides personal information to third parties only in the following cases.
- Where the User has consented in advance to the provision. In this case, the Company obtains consent after informing the User of the recipient, the recipient's purpose of use, the items provided, the recipient's retention and use period, and the fact that the User has the right to refuse consent and any disadvantages resulting from refusal.
- Where required by law, or where an investigative agency makes a request in accordance with the procedures and methods prescribed by law for investigative purposes
(3) The Company does not currently provide Users' personal information to any third party.
(4) The display of a User's records to the connected partner through couple connection is a result of the service feature chosen by the User and does not constitute provision to a third party.
Article 7 (Criteria for Determining Additional Use and Provision)
When the Company additionally uses or provides personal information without the User's consent in accordance with Article 15(3) and Article 17(4) of the "Personal Information Protection Act," it takes the following into account.
- Relevance to the original purpose of collection
- Foreseeability of the additional use or provision in light of the circumstances of collection or processing practices
- Whether it unfairly infringes on the interests of the User
- Whether necessary safety measures, such as pseudonymization or encryption, have been taken
Article 8 (Outsourcing of Personal Information Processing)
(1) For the smooth provision of the service, the Company outsources personal information processing tasks as follows.
| Contractor | Details of outsourced tasks | Retention and use period |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services, Inc. | Service hosting and infrastructure operation | The Company's personal information retention and use period |
| Supabase, Inc. | Member authentication, storage and management of databases and files | The Company's personal information retention and use period |
| PostHog Inc. | Analysis of service usage and error monitoring | The Company's personal information retention and use period |
| Toss Payments Co., Ltd. | Payment processing for paid services, management of recurring payment methods, processing of refunds and withdrawals of subscription | Until the outsourcing contract ends (or for the relevant period where retention is required by applicable laws) |
(2) When concluding an outsourcing contract, the Company specifies in the contract or other documents, in accordance with Article 26 of the "Personal Information Protection Act," matters regarding the prohibition of processing personal information for purposes other than performing the outsourced tasks, technical and managerial safeguards, restrictions on sub-outsourcing, management and supervision of the contractor, and responsibilities such as compensation for damages, and supervises whether the contractor processes personal information securely.
(3) If the details of outsourced tasks or the contractors change, the Company will disclose this without delay through this Privacy Policy.
Article 9 (Overseas Transfer of Personal Information)
(1) The Company transfers personal information overseas as follows in order to provide the service.
| Recipient | Personal information items transferred | Destination country | Date, time, and method of transfer | Purpose of use | Retention and use period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services, Inc. | Personal information processed in the course of using the service, and access logs | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks at the time of service use | Service hosting and infrastructure operation | The Company's personal information retention and use period |
| Supabase, Inc. | Unique account identifier, email address, the name set by the User, records and files entered or uploaded to the service by the User | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks at the time of service use | Member authentication, storage and management of databases and files | The Company's personal information retention and use period |
| PostHog Inc. | User identifier, email address, IP address, device and browser information, service usage records, error records | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks at the time of service use | Analysis of service usage and error monitoring | Until the outsourcing contract ends |
| Google LLC | Email address, name, unique account identifier | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks when the User chooses Google login | Social login authentication | Destroyed without delay after authentication is processed |
| Apple Inc. | Email address, name (if the User chooses to provide it), unique account identifier | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks when the User chooses Apple login | Social login authentication | Destroyed without delay after authentication is processed |
| Google LLC, Apple Inc., Mozilla Corporation | Web push subscription information (endpoint address), encrypted notification content | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks when notifications are sent | Delivery of web push notifications to the browser used by the User | Until the notification is delivered or the message's validity period expires |
| Google LLC (Firebase Cloud Messaging) | App push token, notification content | United States | Transmission over information and communications networks upon app installation and when notifications are sent | Delivery of app push notifications to the User's device | Until the notification is delivered or the token is deleted |
(2) Basis for transfer: Each of the above transfers constitutes outsourcing of processing and storage of personal information necessary for the performance of a contract and for the User's convenience, and the matters listed in the items of Article 28-8(2) of the "Personal Information Protection Act" are disclosed through this Privacy Policy in accordance with Article 28-8(1), item 3 of the same Act.
(3) Request to stop transfer: In accordance with Article 28-9 of the "Personal Information Protection Act," Users may request that the overseas transfer of their personal information be stopped. Please send your request to info@uniple.app with the subject line "Request to stop overseas transfer." However, if you request that processing which necessarily involves overseas transfer, such as hosting and databases, be stopped, use of the service may be restricted or impossible.
(4) Onward transfer: Even where a recipient transfers personal information onward to a third country, the Company manages this through contracts so that it does not go beyond the scope set out in this Privacy Policy.
(5) The Company does not directly collect and process the personal information of domestic Users from overseas.
Article 10 (Measures to Ensure the Security of Personal Information)
The Company takes the following measures in accordance with the "Standards for Personal Information Security Measures."
1. Administrative measures
- Establishment and implementation of an internal management plan for the secure processing of personal information
- Designation of a Chief Privacy Officer and minimization of the number of personnel handling personal information
- Regular training for personnel handling personal information
2. Technical measures
- Management of access rights: Access rights to personal information processing systems are granted only to the minimum number of personnel necessary to perform their duties, and are revoked without delay when access is no longer needed.
- Access control: Database-level access control policies (Row Level Security) are applied so that only the User and their connected couple partner can access the data in the relevant Couple Space.
- Encryption in transit: All communication between Users and the service is encrypted and transmitted over HTTPS using TLS.
- Encryption at rest: The databases and file storage in which personal information is stored are kept in an encrypted state at the storage level.
- No retention of authentication credentials: The Company does not store Users' passwords or payment authentication information. Authentication is handled only through Apple, Google, and Kakao social login, and payment authentication only through the payment gateway's payment window.
- Retention and review of access logs: Access logs for personal information processing systems are retained and managed so that they are not forged, altered, lost, or stolen, and are reviewed at least once a month.
- Vulnerability checks and remediation: Security vulnerabilities in the service and infrastructure are checked periodically, and necessary measures are taken.
3. Physical measures
Facilities in which personal information is stored are operated in the data centers of cloud providers, which are managed under access control procedures.
Article 11 (Possibility of Disclosure of Sensitive Information and How to Choose Non-Disclosure)
(1) The Company does not require sensitive information as defined in Article 23 of the "Personal Information Protection Act" as a condition for signing up or using the service.
(2) However, given the nature of Blocks in which Users record content themselves, content written by Users may include information about their health or private life, and such content is shared with the connected couple partner.
| Feature | Sensitive information that may be disclosed | Scope of disclosure | How to choose non-disclosure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blocks in which Users record content themselves | Content about health or private life written by the User | Shared only with the connected couple partner, and not disclosed to other Users or third parties | You may choose not to record such content, or delete the record within the service. Records left before connecting as a couple are shared with the partner from the time of connection, so please delete any records you do not wish to share before connecting |
| Share an idea | Content the User writes in their post | Disclosed to other Users within the service | You may choose not to write sensitive content, or delete your post yourself |
(3) The Company processes the above records only within the scope of providing the service, does not provide them to third parties, and does not use them for advertising, marketing, or artificial intelligence training.
(4) If you wish to have your data deleted at the account level, you may request this using the methods in Article 13.
Article 12 (Installation, Operation, and Refusal of Automatic Personal Information Collection Tools)
1. Use of cookies and browser storage
The Company uses access logs (including IP addresses), cookies, and browser storage to operate the service. A cookie is a small text file that the server sends to the User's browser, and it is stored on the User's device.
| Category | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Essential cookies | Maintaining login sessions, authentication, and security |
| Preference cookies | Applying settings such as the language chosen by the User and the device's time zone |
| Browser storage | Storing a User identifier for analyzing service usage, and temporarily keeping data needed to display screens |
The web service may store data in the browser storage on the User's device in order to display screens quickly. This data can be deleted by clearing site data in the browser settings or by removing the app added to the home screen.
The app stores on the User's device the login state, copies of records for displaying screens quickly, information to be displayed in home screen widgets, and photos and videos waiting to be uploaded. This information is not separately transmitted outside the device, and is deleted when you log out or delete the app.
2. How to refuse collection
Users may refuse the storage of cookies or delete stored cookies in their web browser settings.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies / Delete browsing data
- Safari: Settings → Privacy → Block All Cookies / Manage Website Data
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data
If you refuse the storage of essential cookies needed to keep you logged in, use of the service will be restricted.
For the app, information stored on the device can be deleted via the device's 'Settings > Apps > Uniple > Storage > Clear data' or by deleting the app.
3. Push notifications
The Company sends push notifications only if the User has allowed notification permission in their browser or device. Users can change whether to receive each type of notification in 'Settings > Notifications' in the service, and can also revoke notification permission itself in their browser or operating system settings.
Article 12-2 (App Access Permissions)
(1) In accordance with Article 22-2 of the "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection," the Company provides the following information on the access permissions required for the app service. The app does not use any required access permissions, and the optional access permissions below are requested from the User when the relevant feature is used for the first time.
| Access permission | Purpose | App |
|---|---|---|
| Notifications | Receiving push notifications | Android, iOS |
| Calendar | Importing events from the device calendar into the couple calendar (only the calendars the User selects are read) | Android, iOS |
| Camera | Taking photos to upload to the shared album | iOS |
| Photo library (add only) | Saving photos and videos to the device's photo library | iOS |
| Face ID | Unlocking the screen lock | iOS |
(2) Even if you do not allow optional access permissions, you can use the service other than the relevant feature.
(3) Users can change or revoke access permissions at any time in the device settings (Android: 'Settings > Apps > Uniple > Permissions'; iOS: 'Settings > Apps > Uniple').
(4) Photos and videos are selected through the device operating system's photo picker, so the app does not request permission to read the entire photo library and accesses only the photos and videos the User selects. In the iOS app, the camera permission is used only when taking photos in the shared album, and the photo library permission is used only when saving (adding) photos and videos.
Article 13 (Rights and Obligations of Data Subjects and Legal Representatives, and How to Exercise Them)
(1) Users may exercise the following rights against the Company at any time.
- Request to access personal information (Article 35 of the "Personal Information Protection Act")
- Request for correction of errors (Article 36 of the same Act)
- Request for deletion (Article 36 of the same Act)
- Request to suspend processing (Article 37 of the same Act)
- Request to stop the overseas transfer of personal information (Article 28-9 of the same Act)
- Withdrawal of consent and account deletion
(2) Users can exercise their rights directly within the service as follows. The Company provides procedures for exercising rights that are as easy as or easier than the procedures for collecting personal information.
- Viewing and correcting your name and settings: Settings > My account
- Viewing, editing, and deleting records you have left: the screen of each Block
- Changing notification preferences: Settings > Notifications
- Deleting your account: Settings > My account > Delete account
(3) Other rights may be exercised by request via 'Settings > Contact us' in the service or by email (info@uniple.app), and the Company will take action without delay. The Company will allow access within 10 days of receiving a request for access, and will take action and notify you of the results within 10 days of receiving a request for correction or deletion.
(4) The Company verifies whether the person requesting the exercise of rights is the User or a legitimate representative. When a User's legal representative or authorized agent exercises rights, they must submit a power of attorney in Form No. 11 annexed to the Notice on Methods of Processing Personal Information.
(5) The Company may refuse a request for deletion or suspension of processing in the following cases, and in such cases will notify you of the reason without delay.
- Where there is a special provision in law or it is unavoidable in order to comply with legal obligations
- Where there is a risk of harming the life or body of another person, or of unfairly infringing on the property or other interests of another person
- Where, without processing the personal information, it would be difficult to perform the contract, such as being unable to provide the service agreed with the User, and the User has not clearly expressed an intention to terminate the contract
(6) Records in the Couple Space are created jointly by the two connected Users; therefore, if one User's request for deletion would unfairly infringe on the rights of the other User, the Company may refuse all or part of the request in accordance with paragraph (5), item 2. Even in this case, the Company will inform you of the reason and also guide you on possible alternatives.
Article 14 (Chief Privacy Officer and Department Handling Access Requests)
(1) The Company has designated a Chief Privacy Officer as follows, who is in overall charge of and responsible for personal information processing and for handling Users' complaints and providing remedies for damages related to personal information processing.
- Chief Privacy Officer
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Seungho Lee |
| Position | CEO |
| Phone | 070-8018-9900 |
| info@uniple.app |
- Department handling access requests and grievances
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| How to submit | 'Settings > Contact us' in the service, or email |
| Phone | 070-8018-9900 |
| info@uniple.app |
(2) Users may contact the above for any inquiries, complaints, remedies for damages, or other matters relating to personal information protection arising from use of the service, and the Company will respond to and handle them without delay.
Article 15 (Remedies for Infringement of Data Subjects' Rights)
(1) To obtain remedies for infringement of personal information, Users may apply for dispute resolution or counseling to the following agencies.
| Agency | Website | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee | www.kopico.go.kr | 1833-6972 |
| Privacy Infringement Report Center (Korea Internet & Security Agency, KISA) | privacy.kisa.or.kr | 118 |
| Supreme Prosecutors' Office, Cyber Investigation Division | www.spo.go.kr | 1301 |
| Korean National Police Agency, Cyber Bureau | ecrm.police.go.kr | 182 |
(2) A User whose rights or interests have been infringed by a disposition or omission of the Company in response to a request under Article 35 (Access), Article 36 (Correction and Deletion), or Article 37 (Suspension of Processing) of the "Personal Information Protection Act" may file an administrative appeal as prescribed by the "Administrative Appeals Act." (Central Administrative Appeals Commission www.simpan.go.kr / 110)
Article 16 (Personal Information Processing the Company Does Not Perform)
The Company does not perform the following processing. If it comes to perform any such processing in the future, it will disclose the details in this Privacy Policy in advance.
- Processing of pseudonymized information: The Company does not pseudonymize Users' personal information to use or provide it for statistics, scientific research, archiving in the public interest, etc.
- Allowing third parties to collect behavioral information: The Company does not install tracking tools of advertising businesses in the service, and does not allow third parties to collect behavioral information for online targeted advertising.
- Automated decisions: The Company does not make decisions, as defined in Article 37-2 of the "Personal Information Protection Act," that significantly affect Users' rights or obligations using fully automated systems.
- Operation of video information processing devices: The Company does not install or operate fixed or mobile video information processing devices.
Article 17 (Records in the Couple Space)
Uniple is a service in which two Users share a single space. This Article is not a disclosure item required by law, but the Company discloses it voluntarily because it addresses what Users most want to know.
(1) Jointly created records: Records stored in the Couple Space (all posts, photos, dates, amounts, etc. left by the Users) are records created jointly by the two connected Users and belong to both of them.
(2) When one User deletes their account: The account information of the User who deleted their account is deleted or rendered unidentifiable in accordance with Article 4(2). Because the records left in the Couple Space are also the records of the remaining partner, they are retained regardless of the type of feature, and in features that display the author's name, the author is displayed as "Deleted user." For this purpose, the User's unique account identifier (a random string) remains, separated from the email address, name, etc., in a state where it cannot by itself identify who the person is.
(3) When the connection is removed: A User who removes the couple connection and leaves the space can no longer access that space, and the records are retained as they are for the remaining partner.
(4) Right to delete directly: Users can directly delete within the service any records they do not wish to leave behind before deleting their account or removing the connection. If you wish to have specific records deleted after that, you may request it using the methods in Article 13, and the Company will handle the request within the scope prescribed by applicable laws, also taking into account the interests of the remaining partner.
(5) Public posts: Posts and reactions left in 'Share an idea' in the service are public posts accompanied by other Users' reactions and the Company's replies, so they are retained even after account deletion, and the author is displayed as "Deleted user." If you do not want this, you can delete them yourself before deleting your account.
(6) Dissolution of the Couple Space: When no Users remain in a Couple Space, that space and all records and files stored in it are destroyed together.
Article 18 (Changes to the Privacy Policy)
(1) If there are any additions, deletions, or modifications to this Privacy Policy, the fact of the change, the effective date, and the content before and after the change will be disclosed through announcements in the service starting 7 days before the effective date. However, for changes that significantly affect Users' rights, notice will be given starting 30 days before the effective date.
(2) The Company keeps and discloses previous versions of the Privacy Policy so that Users can compare the content before and after changes.