Chapter 1: General Provisions
Article 1 (Purpose) The purpose of these Terms of Service is to define the conditions and procedures for using the services provided by 0000 (hereinafter referred to as “the Company”), as well as the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the Company and its users.
Article 2 (Effect and Changes to Terms) (1) These Terms shall become effective upon disclosure to the users. (2) The Company may change these Terms in the event of changes in circumstances or significant business reasons. The amended Terms shall take effect in the same manner as the preceding paragraph.
Article 3 (Rules Outside the Terms) Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by relevant laws and regulations.
Chapter 2: Membership and Service Use
Article 1 (Definition of Member) A “Member” refers to an individual recognized by the Company as suitable for membership, who agrees to these Terms, completes the membership registration form, and is issued an “ID” and “Password.”
Article 2 (Establishment of Service Membership) (1) Membership is established by the Company’s acceptance of the user’s application and the user’s agreement to the Terms. (2) Applicants wishing to use the service must provide the personal information requested by the Company. (3) Upon acceptance, the Company will notify the user of their ID and other information deemed necessary. (4) The ID entered at the time of registration cannot be changed, and only one ID is issued per person. (5) The Company will not approve applications in the following cases: A. Using someone else’s name. B. Not using your real name. C. Providing false information in the application form. D. Applying to disrupt public peace, order, or social morals.
Article 3 (Service Use and Restrictions) (1) In principle, the service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, unless there are special business or technical difficulties. (2) Service hours may be restricted after prior notice for system maintenance or other reasons deemed necessary by the Company. (3) Online consultation services may not be available 24 hours a day depending on the consultant’s personal circumstances.
Article 4 (Service Fees) (1) The service is free of charge for all registered members. (2) If the Company decides to charge for services, it must disclose the timing, policy, and costs on the service site prior to implementation.
Chapter 3: Withdrawal, Re-registration, and Restrictions
Article 1 (Withdrawal) (1) To withdraw, a member must personally request termination via email to the administrator. (2) Upon request, after verifying the member’s identity (Name, Resident Registration Number, ID, Phone Number, Reason), the Company will terminate the membership. (3) Withdrawal is confirmed when login with the existing ID and password is no longer possible.
Article 2 (Re-registration) (1) Withdrawn users wishing to re-register must personally request re-registration via email to the administrator. (2) Re-registration is processed after verifying identity information.
Article 3 (Restrictions on Use) The Company may terminate the contract or suspend service for a specified period without prior notice if a member: A. Violates public order or social morals. B. Is involved in criminal acts. C. Plans or executes service use to harm national or social interests. D. Steals another person’s ID and password. E. Damages the reputation of or disadvantages others. F. Registers multiple times with different IDs. G. Disrupts sound use by harming the service. H. Violates relevant laws or conditions set by the Company.
Chapter 4: Limitation of Liability
Article 1 (Online Consultation) (1) The Company strives to maintain security so that consultation content is not leaked to third parties, except for participating doctors and administrators. However, the Company is not liable for disclosure or loss if: A. The password is leaked due to user negligence. B. The user deletes the consultation using the ‘Delete’ function. C. Disclosure or loss occurs due to natural disasters or other circumstances beyond the Company’s control. (2) Personnel may refer to consultation content and answers to provide comprehensive responses. (3) Consultation content (with personal identification removed) may be used for: A. Academic activities. B. Publications (Print, CD-ROM, etc.). C. Service content such as FAQs or recommended consultations. (4) Answers represent the subjective knowledge of the consultant and do not represent the official opinion of the Company. (5) Consultations may be partially or fully refused if they are repetitive or use inappropriate expressions.
Article 2 (Information Service) (1) Content provided is for general informational purposes only and cannot replace medical diagnosis. It is not intended for medical diagnosis, clinical practice, or treatment. Users should consult a specialist for health concerns. Never ignore or delay professional medical advice because of information provided by the service. (2) The Company does not recommend specific tests, products, or treatments mentioned. Views expressed are those of the individual doctor. The Company is not responsible for the content of any documents or consultations. (3) Acceptance of information or opinions from participating doctors or other users is entirely at the user’s own risk. The Company is not liable for any damages, injuries, or disadvantages arising from the use of products, information, ideas, or instructions.
Chapter 5: Obligations
Article 1 (Company’s Obligations) (1) The Company shall ensure members can use the service unless there are special circumstances. (2) The Company is obligated to provide services continuously and stably. (3) The Company shall process opinions raised by members through proper procedures.
Article 2 (Security Obligations) (1) Members are responsible for managing their ID and password. (2) Members agree to receive service emails. (3) Members must notify the Company if their ID is used unauthorized. (4) The Company will not sell or provide personally identifiable information to third parties without permission, except for: A. Developing new features or services. B. Providing statistical (non-identifiable) data to advertisers. C. Advertisements or services based on user preferences. (5) Users should be aware that information disclosed in public communication spaces (bulletin boards, etc.) may be collected and used by third parties. (6) The Company may use Cookie technology to enhance user convenience. You can adjust cookie settings in your browser, though this may affect service functionality. (7) The Company and its business partners may mutually provide/utilize member information.
Chapter 6: Dispute Resolution
(1) Any disputes regarding service use not stipulated in these Terms shall be resolved through mutual agreement to the greatest extent possible. (2) If a lawsuit is filed, the court having jurisdiction over the location of the Company shall be the competent court.
Chapter 7: Affiliate Link Disclosure
The Company may include affiliate links to support website operations. These links connect to online monetization tools or services recommended and currently used by the Company. The Company receives a small commission for purchases made through these links at no additional cost to the user. (1) The Company discloses affiliate links for transparency. These do not increase the price for the user. (2) Linked products/services are selected to provide practical value to users. (3) The Company is not directly responsible for products or services provided via affiliate links. Decisions are made at the user’s discretion. (4) The Company is not responsible for the content or accuracy of external sites accessed via affiliate links.
Effective Date: April 30, 2026