Service Terms and Conditions
Article 1 (Purpose) The purpose of these terms and conditions is to define the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between CrossD Dental Clinic (hereinafter referred to as the "Company") and its members in relation to the use of various services provided by the Company.
Article 2 (Definitions) The definitions of terms used in these terms and conditions are as follows:
1. "Service" refers to all services available to "Members."
2. "Member" refers to a customer who accesses the "Service" provided by the "Company," agrees to these terms, and enters into a service agreement with the "Company."
3. "ID" refers to a combination of letters and numbers determined by the "Member" and approved by the "Company" for identification and service use.
4. "Password" refers to a combination of letters or numbers determined by the "Member" to confirm their identity and ensure security.
5. "Paid Service" refers to various online digital content and related services provided by the "Company" for a fee.
6. "Points" refer to virtual data with no monetary value assigned or adjusted by the "Company" to facilitate efficient service use.
7. "Posts" refer to various forms of content such as text, symbols, sounds, images, videos, and links uploaded by "Members" within the "Service."
Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of Terms and Conditions)
1. The "Company" posts these terms on the initial service screen so that "Members" can easily access them.
2. The "Company" may amend these terms within the limits of applicable laws such as the "Regulation of Standardized Contracts Act" and the "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection (hereinafter referred to as the "Information and Communications Network Act")."
3. When the "Company" amends the terms, it shall specify the effective date and reasons for the amendment and notify members at least 30 days before the effective date via the same posting method as the current terms. If the amendment is disadvantageous to members, additional notifications shall be provided through electronic means such as emails, messages, or consent prompts during login.
4. If a "Member" does not explicitly express rejection within 30 days after notification of the amended terms, they are deemed to have agreed to the changes.
5. If a "Member" does not agree to the amended terms, the "Company" cannot apply the changes, and the "Member" may terminate the service agreement. However, if it is impossible to maintain the previous terms, the "Company" may terminate the agreement.
Article 4 (Interpretation of Terms)
1. The "Company" may have separate terms and policies for "Paid Services" and individual services. In case of conflicts, the "Paid Service Terms" shall prevail.
2. Matters not specified in these terms shall be governed by "Paid Service Terms," applicable laws, or standard business practices.
Article 5 (Conclusion of Service Agreement)
1. The service agreement is concluded when an individual (hereinafter referred to as the "Applicant") agrees to these terms, applies for membership, and the "Company" approves the application.
2. The "Company" generally approves service applications. However, the "Company" may deny or later terminate an application in the following cases:
a. The applicant has previously lost membership under these terms, unless reinstated by the "Company" after one year.
b. The applicant uses a false identity or another person’s information.
c. The applicant provides false information or omits required details.
d. A minor under 14 applies without legal guardian consent.
e. Approval is impossible due to reasons attributable to the applicant or violations of these terms.
3. Depending on the type of membership, the "Company" may require real-name verification and identity authentication.
4. The "Company" may postpone approval if there is a lack of service facilities, technical issues, or operational concerns.
5. If the "Company" does not approve an application, it shall notify the applicant.
6. The service agreement takes effect when the "Company" confirms the completion of the application process.
7. The "Company" may differentiate service usage based on membership level, such as usage time, frequency, and available menus.
8. The "Company" may impose restrictions based on movie or video-related laws and youth protection regulations.
Article 6 (Modification of Member Information)
1. "Members" may access and modify their personal information at any time, except for essential details such as name, resident registration number, and ID.
2. "Members" must update any changes to their registration details online or notify the "Company" through other means.
3. The "Company" is not responsible for any disadvantages resulting from the "Member"'s failure to update their information.
Article 7 (Obligations for Protecting Personal Information)
The "Company" strives to protect "Members"' personal information in accordance with the "Information and Communications Network Act" and other relevant laws. Personal information protection and usage are governed by applicable laws and the "Company"'s privacy policy.
Article 8 (Management of "Member" ID and Password)
1. "Members" are responsible for managing their "ID" and "Password" and must not allow third parties to use them.
2. The "Company" may restrict the use of an "ID" if it poses a risk of personal information leakage, violates social norms, or may be mistaken for the "Company" or its administrators.
3. If a "Member" suspects unauthorized use of their "ID" or "Password," they must notify the "Company" and follow its instructions.
4. The "Company" is not responsible for any losses incurred due to failure to report unauthorized use or failure to follow the "Company"'s guidance.
Article 9 (Notices to "Members")
1. The "Company" may notify "Members" via email or messages unless otherwise specified.
2. General notices to all "Members" may be posted on the "Company"'s bulletin board for at least seven days.
Article 10 (Obligations of the "Company")
1. The "Company" shall not engage in any acts prohibited by relevant laws or these Terms and Conditions, or acts contrary to public morals, and shall make its best efforts to provide continuous and stable "Services."
2. The "Company" shall establish a security system to protect personal information (including credit information) so that "Members" can use the "Services" safely and shall publicly announce and comply with its privacy policy.
3. The "Company" shall handle opinions or complaints raised by "Members" regarding the use of "Services" if deemed legitimate. The "Company" shall notify "Members" of the processing procedures and results via bulletin boards, email, or other appropriate means.
Article 11 (Obligations of "Members")
1. "Members" shall not engage in the following acts:
1. Registering false information during application or modification
2. Misusing another person's information
3. Modifying information posted by the "Company"
4. Transmitting or posting information (such as computer programs) other than the information specified by the "Company"
5. Infringing on copyrights and other intellectual property rights of the "Company" or third parties
6. Defaming or obstructing the operations of the "Company" or third parties
7. Posting or disclosing obscene or violent messages, images, voices, or any information contrary to public order and morals on the "Service"
8. Using the "Service" for commercial purposes without the "Company's" consent
9. Other illegal or unjust acts
2. "Members" shall comply with relevant laws, these Terms and Conditions, usage guides, notices related to "Services," and instructions from the "Company" and shall not interfere with the "Company's" operations.
Article 12 (Provision of "Services")
1. The "Company" provides the following services to "Members":
1. Web services
2. Any additional services developed by the "Company" or provided through agreements with other companies
2. The "Company" may divide the "Service" into specific ranges and designate separate usage times for each range. In such cases, the "Company" shall notify "Members" in advance.
3. The "Service" is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year in principle.
4. The "Company" may temporarily suspend the provision of "Services" due to maintenance, replacement, breakdown of information and communication facilities, network disconnection, or other significant operational reasons. In such cases, the "Company" shall notify "Members" according to Article 9 (Notification to "Members"). However, if prior notification is not possible due to unavoidable reasons, the "Company" may notify "Members" afterward.
5. The "Company" may conduct regular inspections as necessary for the provision of services, and the time of regular inspections shall be announced on the service provision screen.
Article 13 (Changes to "Services")
1. The "Company" may change all or part of the "Services" due to operational or technical needs if there are valid reasons.
2. If there are changes to the content, usage method, or usage time of the "Service," the "Company" shall announce the reasons, details, and effective date of the changes at least seven days in advance on the initial screen of the respective "Service."
3. The "Company" may modify, suspend, or change part or all of the services provided for free due to policy and operational needs. Unless otherwise stipulated by relevant laws, "Members" shall not receive separate compensation for such modifications.
Article 14 (Provision of Information and Advertisement Posting)
1. The "Company" may provide various information deemed necessary for "Members" while using the "Service" through notices or emails. However, "Members" may refuse to receive such emails, except for transaction-related information and responses to customer inquiries.
2. If the "Company" intends to send information via phone or fax, it shall obtain prior consent from "Members," except for responses to transaction-related information and customer inquiries.
3. The "Company" may post advertisements related to the operation of the "Service" on service screens, websites, and emails. "Members" who receive such emails can refuse further advertisements from the "Company."
Article 15 (Copyright of "Posts")
1. The copyright of "Posts" published by "Members" on the "Service" belongs to the respective authors.
2. "Posts" published by "Members" may be exposed in search results, "Services," and related promotions and may be partially modified, copied, or edited within the necessary scope. In such cases, the "Company" shall comply with copyright laws, and "Members" may delete, exclude from search results, or make their "Posts" private at any time through customer service or service management functions.
3. If the "Company" intends to use "Posts" beyond the scope specified in Paragraph 2, it shall obtain prior consent from "Members" via phone, fax, or email.
Article 16 (Management of "Posts")
1. If a "Post" by a "Member" violates the Information and Communications Network Act, Copyright Act, or other relevant laws, the rights holder may request its removal or suspension according to legal procedures, and the "Company" shall comply accordingly.
2. Even without such a request, if a "Post" is deemed to infringe on rights or violates company policies or relevant laws, the "Company" may take temporary measures in accordance with applicable laws.
3. The detailed procedures for this process shall follow the "Post Suspension Request Service" specified by the "Company" within the scope of the Information and Communications Network Act and the Copyright Act.
[Post Suspension Request Service: http://www.crossd.co.kr]
Article 17 (Attribution of Rights)
1. Copyrights and intellectual property rights of the "Service" belong to the "Company," except for "Posts" by "Members" and works provided under partnership agreements.
2. The "Company" grants "Members" only a usage right under the conditions set by the "Company" for accounts, "IDs," content, "Points," etc., related to the "Service." "Members" may not transfer, sell, or pledge these rights.
Article 18 (Points)
The "Company" may adjust all or part of "Points" after prior notice for the efficient use and operation of the service, and "Points" may expire periodically as determined by the "Company."
Article 19 (Termination of Contract, etc.)
① A "Member" may apply for termination of the service use contract at any time through the customer center on the initial service screen or the "My Information Management" menu, and the "Company" shall process it immediately in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
② If a "Member" terminates the contract, all data of the "Member" will be deleted immediately, except in cases where the "Company" retains member information in accordance with relevant laws and the privacy policy.
③ When a "Member" terminates the contract, all posts registered under their account, such as emails and blog posts, will be deleted. However, posts that have been re-posted through being saved or shared by others, or posts registered in public boards, will not be deleted. Therefore, the "Member" should delete such posts before withdrawing.
Article 20 (Restrictions on Use, etc.)
① The "Company" may impose restrictions on the use of "Services" in stages, such as warnings, temporary suspension, or permanent suspension, if a "Member" violates the obligations set forth in these terms and conditions or disrupts the normal operation of the "Services."
② Notwithstanding the foregoing, the "Company" may immediately impose permanent suspension if a "Member" violates relevant laws, such as identity theft and payment fraud under the "Resident Registration Act," providing or operating illegal programs under the "Copyright Act" and "Computer Program Protection Act," engaging in illegal communications and hacking under the "Information and Communications Network Act," distributing malicious programs, or exceeding access authority. In such cases, all "points" and other benefits acquired through the use of "Services" will be forfeited, and the "Company" will not provide any separate compensation.
③ If a "Member" does not log in for more than three months continuously, the "Company" may impose restrictions on use for the protection of member information and the efficiency of service operations.
④ The conditions and details of restrictions under this Article shall be determined by the restriction policy and the operation policy of individual services.
⑤ If the "Company" restricts the use of the "Services" or terminates the contract under this Article, it shall notify the "Member" in accordance with Article 9 [Notification to "Members"].
⑥ A "Member" may file an objection to the usage restriction imposed under this Article according to the procedures prescribed by the "Company." If the "Company" deems the objection to be justified, it shall immediately resume the use of the "Services."
Article 21 (Limitation of Liability)
① The "Company" shall be exempted from liability for providing the "Services" if it is unable to do so due to force majeure, such as natural disasters.
② The "Company" shall not be held liable for any disruptions in the use of "Services" caused by the "Member's" fault.
③ The "Company" does not take responsibility for the reliability or accuracy of information, materials, or facts posted by "Members" in relation to the "Services."
④ The "Company" shall not be liable for transactions, etc., conducted between "Members" or between a "Member" and a third party through the "Services."
⑤ The "Company" shall not be held liable for the use of free services, except where stipulated otherwise by relevant laws.
Article 22 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
① Lawsuits filed between the "Company" and the "Member" shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
② Disputes arising between the "Company" and the "Member" shall be brought to the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
Supplementary Provisions ① These terms and conditions shall apply from January 1, 2015.