Location Information Terms

The purpose of these terms is to define the rights, obligations and responsibilities between the Company and Users in connection with the location information and location-based services provided by the Company.

1. These terms take effect when a User agrees to them and registers to use the service under the procedure established by the Company.
2. The Company may amend these terms to the extent permitted by the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information (the “Location Information Act”) and other applicable laws. If a change is unfavorable to Users, the Company will announce it at least 30 days before the effective date and provide a period for objections.

Matters not provided for in these terms are governed by the Location Information Act, the Personal Information Protection Act, other applicable laws, the MEPARK Ticket Terms of Service, and the Company’s Privacy Policy.

1. The Company provides the following location-based services through workplace apps for crew members and managers.
   1. Attendance confirmation: when clock-in or clock-out is recorded, confirming whether the User is within the registered worksite radius.
   2. Clock-out reminder: detecting entry into or exit from an approximately 100-meter radius around the registered worksite and notifying a User who may have forgotten to clock out.
2. The Company does not collect personal location information from visitors who use electronic parking tickets.
3. The services in paragraph 1 are provided free of charge.

1. The Company collects location information measured by a User’s smartphone GPS or another location-identification module, including latitude and longitude coordinates.
2. Location information is collected or checked only at the following times. The Company does not continuously track, collect or store a User’s location.
   1. When the User records clock-in or clock-out.
   2. When entry into or exit from the registered worksite radius is detected for the purpose of a clock-out reminder.
3. The User must grant location permission on the device for collection. The User may change that permission at any time in the device settings.

1. The Company uses personal location information only within the scope required to provide the services described in Article 4.
2. The Company does not provide personal location information to a third party without prior consent, except where:
   1. the User has directly consented;
   2. disclosure is required by law; or
   3. an imminent danger to the User’s life or body is identified and disclosure is necessary to remove that danger.
3. If the Company provides personal location information to a third party designated by the User, it immediately notifies the User each time of the recipient, time and purpose of provision.

1. As a rule, the Company uses personal location information once or temporarily to provide a location-based service and destroys it without delay afterward.
2. Attendance confirmation results, such as whether the User was within the worksite radius, may be retained as part of attendance records for the period required by labor laws. Even then, the Company stores the confirmation result rather than detailed coordinates.

Under Article 16(2) of the Location Information Act, the Company automatically records materials verifying the collection, use and provision of location information in its location information system and retains them for at least six months from the time of recording.

1. A User may withdraw all or part of consent to the collection, use or provision of personal location information at any time. The Company then destroys the collected personal location information and verification records without delay, except where retention is required by law.
2. A User may request a temporary suspension of the collection, use or provision of personal location information at any time.
3. A User may request access to or notice of the following materials and may request correction of errors:
   1. records verifying the collection, use or provision of the User’s location information;
   2. the reason and details when the User’s personal location information was provided to a third party under law.
4. The rights in paragraphs 1 through 3 may be exercised through the Company’s contact details in Article 2 of the Addendum. Collection may also be stopped by changing device location permissions.

1. The Company does not collect personal location information from children under 14. If collection is unavoidably required, consent from the child’s legal representative will be obtained.
2. If the guardian of a child aged eight or younger, an adult ward, or a person with a severe disability under the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act consents to collection, use or provision for protection of the individual’s life or body, the individual is deemed to have consented. The guardian must submit a written consent form with documentary evidence and has all User rights under these terms.

The Company may restrict or suspend all or part of a location-based service in the following cases and will notify Users of the reason:

1. inspection, maintenance or replacement of the location information system;
2. force majeure, including a natural disaster or national emergency; or
3. another material circumstance that makes normal service provision impracticable.

1. If a User suffers damage because the Company violated Articles 15 through 26 of the Location Information Act, the Company is liable unless it proves the absence of intent or negligence.
2. If the Company suffers damage because a User violated these terms, the User is liable unless the User proves the absence of intent or negligence.

The Company is not liable for service disruption caused by force majeure, intentional interference by a third party, or circumstances attributable to the User. Location accuracy may vary depending on the device and communications environment.

If the Company and a User cannot resolve a dispute concerning location information through consultation, either party may apply to the Korea Communications Commission for adjudication or to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee for mediation.

These terms are governed by and interpreted under the laws of the Republic of Korea.