Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of this agreement is to set out the detailed terms and other necessary matters concerning the provision and use of the Service between the Client and the Company.
EventBoot Terms of Service
These terms explain the rights, obligations and responsibilities that apply to the EventBoot service. Please review the key policies and conditions before you start using the service.
Unipicker Inc. (the "Company") enters into the following agreement with users of the EventBoot service (the "Service") — hereinafter the "Client" — in connection with the provision of the Service.
Article 2 (Effect and Amendment of the Terms)
① These Terms are established under the Telecommunications Business Act and take effect once they are published. They are published by posting them on the service website (https://www.eventboot.net). ② These Terms apply from the moment the Client applies for the Service until settlement is completed after the Service is terminated (or cancelled). An exception applies where a separate period has been announced for a particular type of service. ③ The Company may amend these Terms where a significant reason arises. ④ If the Client does not agree to the amended Terms, the Client may request withdrawal. If the Client keeps using the Service after the amended Terms take effect, the Client is deemed to have accepted the changes.
Article 3 (Formation of the Contract)
A service contract is formed when a prospective Client submits an application together with the required information (business registration certificate, payment of fees and the like), and the Company approves it after completing activation.
Article 4 (Obligations of the Company)
① Unless there are special circumstances, the Company will make the Service available on the activation date the customer requested. ② The Company provides the Service year-round, barring operational or technical constraints. The Service may be suspended during scheduled or unscheduled maintenance carried out to keep it stable. ③ If the Service is interrupted or delayed for unavoidable reasons, such as a fault at a mobile carrier or in the Company's service systems, the Company will identify the cause, inform the customer of that cause and of the expected time to resolution by phone or through the website (https://www.eventboot.net), and take its best measures to restore normal operation once the cause has been confirmed. ④ If the Service will be interrupted because of a feature upgrade, a server expansion or a similar reason, the Company will post a notice on its bulletin board at least 3 days in advance, stating the reason for the interruption and how long the work will take. ⑤ If the Company can no longer provide the Service because the business closes, the Service is discontinued or for a similar reason, it will give notice on its bulletin board and by email at least 30 days in advance. ⑥ The Company may not disclose or distribute to third parties, or use for commercial purposes, any Client information obtained in the course of providing the Service without prior consent. This does not apply where the information is requested by a relevant authority for the purposes of an investigation under applicable law, or where the Korea Communications Ethics Committee so requests. ⑦ The Company provides a withdrawal menu in the web service so that members can request withdrawal immediately, and also accepts withdrawal requests by email or phone. Withdrawal requests are processed as soon as a staff member confirms them. ⑧ Under Article 84-2 of the amended Telecommunications Business Act (Prohibition of False Display of Telephone Numbers and Protection of Users), the Company registers sending numbers in advance and suspends the text messaging service if a sending number used for a message breaches the law. To prevent fraudulent sign-ups, customers who send messages are verified by mobile phone identity authentication, and messages may only be sent from numbers verified and registered in advance. ⑨ If the Company is informed that a Client who resells text messaging has had its certification revoked under the sender qualification certification scheme, the Company may suspend that reseller's service, terminate the contract or take other such measures.
- Sender qualification certification - A scheme under which, when a provider of the special type of value-added telecommunications service defined in Article 2, subparagraph 14 (b) of the Telecommunications Business Act sends advertising information for profit, a message relay operator or an authorised certifying body reviews and certifies that provider in advance. - Handling procedure and processing time by type of user complaint
| Type of complaint | Handling procedure | Processing time |
|---|---|---|
| Service delay | 1. Received by phone or email 2. Cause of the delay identified 3. Expected resolution time sent back | Handled immediately once the cause is confirmed |
| Account withdrawal | 1. Withdrawal menu provided in the web service 2. Received by phone or email 3. Processed, then confirmed back | Handled as soon as a staff member confirms it |
| Service interruption | 1. Bulletin board notice at least 3 days in advance 2. Restoration deadline stated | Handled by the stated restoration deadline |
| Closure or discontinuation | Bulletin board and email notice at least 30 days in advance | - |
Article 5 (Obligations of the Client)
① Customers who use messaging sign up through mobile phone identity authentication, and may not use the Service if they register with EventBoot fraudulently. ② The Client is obliged to pay the fees set by the Company in return for use of the Service, and is responsible for any problem arising from unpaid service fees. This does not apply where the cause is the Company's fault or a reason the Company has accepted. ③ If the information the Client gave when applying for the Service changes, the Client must notify the Company immediately. The Company is not liable for problems caused by late notification. ④ The Client may not send spam messages, must comply with the rules on advertising information sent for profit relating to telephone spam under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection (the "Network Act"), and bears all civil and criminal liability arising from sending spam messages in breach of those rules.
The main telephone spam rules under the Network Act are as follows. 1. Sending advertising information for profit to a customer who has not consented to receive it in advance (excluding messages that are not advertising sent for profit) 2. Sending advertising information for profit to consenting customers during night hours (21:00 the same day to 08:00 the next day) without separate consent 3. Failing to state the sender's name, contact details and the method for withdrawing consent when sending advertising information for profit 4. Requiring the recipient to bear the cost of withdrawing consent to receive messages
⑤ The Client may not use the Service in a way that breaches the main telephone spam rules of the Network Act.
1. The Client bears full responsibility for every consequence arising from a breach of the main telephone spam rules of the Network Act. 2. If the Client breaches those rules, the Service will be suspended or terminated in accordance with these Terms.
⑥ Under Article 84-2 of the amended Telecommunications Business Act (Prohibition of False Display of Telephone Numbers and Protection of Users), text messaging is restricted if the sending number used for a message breaches the law. The Client must therefore diligently comply with the rules below.
- Notice on preventing sending-number spoofing - Since 16 April 2015, the amended Telecommunications Business Act has applied, in order to prevent harm caused by spoofed sending numbers and to strengthen protection for users. Under the amended Telecommunications Business Act and the related public notice, every change of a sending number is unlawful except where the law separately allows it for a legitimate reason, such as serving the public interest or providing convenience to the recipient. The relevant provisions are set out below; please keep them in mind when using the Service so that no harm arises from a breach of the Telecommunications Business Act. [1] Relevant provisions (Telecommunications Business Act) Article 84-2 (Prohibition of False Display of Telephone Numbers and Protection of Users) ① No person shall, while making a call (including a text message) with the intent to deceive another person for financial gain or to cause harm through abusive language, threats, harassment or the like, spoof or otherwise falsely display the sender's telephone number. ② No person shall, for profit, provide a service that makes it possible to spoof or otherwise falsely display the sender's telephone number. This does not apply where there is a legitimate reason, such as serving the public interest or providing convenience to the recipient. [2] Legitimate reasons for changing a sending number (1) Where the State, a local government or a public institution under the Act on the Management of Public Institutions changes the displayed sending number in order to provide a public service or to carry out its own duties (2) Where, for a special number under Article 11 of the Detailed Rules on Telecommunications Number Management, a telecommunications operator displays the sending number of an incoming call connected to that special number as the special number itself (3) Where a telecommunications operator inserts an international dialling prefix or 009 in front of the sending number of a call originating outside Korea (4) Where, for the toll-free service under Article 8 (3) 4 of the Detailed Rules on Telecommunications Number Management and the representative number service under Article 3, subparagraph 22 of the same Rules, a telecommunications operator displays the sending number of an incoming call connected to that service number as the service number itself (5) Where a telecommunications operator changes the displayed sending number between fixed-line services (local telephone and internet telephone) subscribed to under the same user's name (6) Where there is another legitimate reason and a telecommunications operator changes the displayed sending number with the approval of the Minister of Science, ICT and Future Planning [3] Penalties and fines Telecommunications Business Act, Article 95-2 (Penalties) A person falling under any of the following shall be punished by imprisonment of up to 3 years or a fine of up to 100 million won. <Amended 15 Oct 2014> 1.-3. (omitted) 4. A person who, in breach of Article 84-2 (1), spoofs or otherwise falsely displays the sender's telephone number while making a call (including a text message) with the intent to deceive another person for financial gain or to cause harm through abusive language, threats, harassment or the like 5. A person who, in breach of Article 84-2 (2), provides for profit a service that spoofs or otherwise falsely displays the sender's telephone number Changing a sending number yourself may be punishable as a breach of the Telecommunications Business Act. If you have any questions about changing a sending number, please contact customer support.
⑦ A Client who resells text messaging must obtain sender qualification certification and comply with the operating rules. ⑧ The Client must diligently comply with the rules that apply to every network related to the Service.
Article 6 (Restrictions on Use of the Service)
① The Company may restrict or suspend all or part of the Service where its use is impaired by a national emergency, a fault in service facilities, a surge in usage or a similar cause. ② Where the Client's use of the Service falls under one or more of the following, the Company may require the Client to correct it, and may restrict use of the Service without prior notice if it is not corrected.
1. Use for a purpose that undermines the national interest or the public good 2. Conduct amounting to a criminal act, or contrary to public morals and public order 3. Conduct that damages another person's reputation or causes another person disadvantage 4. Where the National Election Commission has issued a ruling that the use relates to an unlawful election campaign 5. Sending or relaying bulk information or advertising information in a way that may impair stable operation of the Service 6. Distributing a computer virus that may cause faults in computing or information equipment 7. Where service fees owed to the Company (including surcharges) have gone unpaid for 2 months or more 8. Any other breach of applicable law or of the conditions of use set by the Company 9. Where the content sent constitutes unlawful communication
③ If the matter is still not corrected after use has been restricted under paragraph ② above, the Company may terminate the service contract after a set grace period. The Company will notify the Client of this in writing or by phone. ④ Because it provides a business service, the Company does not retain personal information for long. Where there has been no usage for 6 months or more, the Company may withdraw the Client's account or delete its information at its discretion. ⑤ The Company may decline to do business with an operator that has not obtained sender qualification certification, or whose certification has been revoked. ⑥ The Company operates the following procedures for suspending service and handling objections in relation to falsely displayed telephone numbers, based on Articles 12 and 13 of the Public Notice on Preventing User Harm Caused by Falsely Displayed Telephone Numbers.
1. Where the Company becomes aware that a user has spoofed or falsely displayed a sending number to make a call or send a text message, or where a relevant authority so requests, the Company may temporarily suspend the service on the line concerned. 2. Before suspending service under paragraph 1, the Company will notify the user of the reason for the suspension and of the objection procedure, in writing (including electronic documents), by fax, by phone or by a similar method. 3. A Client whose service has been suspended may file an objection within 30 days of the date of suspension, and the Company will review it and notify the Client of the outcome within 15 days of receipt. If the review period has to be extended for unavoidable reasons, the Company will give notice of the reason and the length of the extension. 4. Where the objection is found to be justified, the Company will lift the suspension without delay. Where no objection is filed, or the objection is found not to be justified, the Company may terminate the service contract regardless of the Client's wishes.
Article 7 (Device Permissions and Features)
① The Company may request access to the device camera in order to provide the Service, including QR code scanning. ② Camera access is used only to provide features such as entry verification by QR code, registration processing and automated data entry. Video and images captured are not stored on any server. ③ USB access is used only to connect and use a label printer with the device for badge printing for event attendees, and this permission applies to Android devices only. ④ Bluetooth access is used only to find and connect to a Bluetooth label printer in order to provide badge printing, and this permission applies to Android devices only. ⑤ Access to photo and image file storage is used only to save and load, on the device's local storage, the images needed to set the background shown to users in kiosk mode. Files saved this way are used only on the device and are not sent to any external server. ⑥ The Client may allow or deny each permission at any time in the device settings. Denying a permission may limit the use of the related features.
Article 8 (Compensation for Damages)
① Where the Client is unable to use a "paid service" due to a cause attributable to the Company, the Company will compensate for the resulting damage. This does not apply where the Service is restored within 6 hours after the Client reports the outage to the "Company". ② Where the Client is unable to use a "paid service" due to a cause attributable to the Company, and the suspension or fault lasts more than 6 hours from the time the Client notified the Company and it was confirmed (or from the time the Company knew or could have known of it), or exceeds 24 hours in total in a month, the Company will pay compensation equal to 3 times the amount calculated by multiplying the average daily fee by the number of hours of suspension or fault divided by 24. Any remainder of less than 1 hour counts as 1 hour. ③ Where the Company is notified by the Client that the Service is unavailable, it must take every possible measure to resume the Service, and must notify the Client once the Service can be used again. ④ Notwithstanding the above, the Company is released from liability for damages where it proves any of the following.
1. Force majeure, such as war, civil disturbance, a natural disaster or a comparable national emergency 2. Where the Service cannot be provided for reasons that are unavoidable given the nature of telecommunications services 3. Where the disruption was caused by the Client's intent or negligence 4. Where the cause was computer hacking, a virus infection or a similar event beyond the Company's control 5. Where the cause was a fault in a telecommunications service provided by a carrier other than the Company 6. Any other case where provision of the Service is interrupted or becomes impossible without fault on the Company's part
Article 9 (Miscellaneous)
① Any matter not provided for in this agreement, and any difference in interpretation, shall be settled by mutual agreement; where no agreement is reached, applicable law and commercial practice shall apply. If litigation is brought in connection with this agreement, the court of jurisdiction shall be the Seoul Civil District Court.
Addendum
These Terms take effect on 8 July 2025.