Privacy Policy

Article 1 (Purposes of Processing Personal Information)

The Company processes personal information for the following purposes, and if a purpose changes, it takes the measures required by the Personal Information Protection Act.

1. Member management: identifying Members and verifying identity, verifying age, managing accounts, preventing fraudulent use, and giving notices and notifications
2. Providing the Service: automatically organizing photos and building the travel map, granting badges and titles, travel plans and expense settlement, messages between Members, translating Posts, and sending notifications
3. Providing personalized content: adjusting the order in which Posts appear in the feed and elsewhere
4. Operating the Flyver program: reviewing applications and contacting applicants, calculating and paying earnings, and withholding tax and submitting payment statements
5. Improving the Service: analyzing usage statistics, analyzing how users find the Service and measuring the effect of invitations and shares, opening the shared screen right after the app is installed, analyzing errors, and developing new features
6. Marketing and advertising: sending advertising information such as events (only to Members who have consented to receive it), and measuring advertising performance
7. Fulfilling legal obligations and responding to disputes

Article 2 (Items of Personal Information Processed)

(1) The Company processes the following personal information.

(2) The Company processes Flyvers’ resident registration numbers only where the Income Tax Act or other applicable laws require it (Article 24-2 of the Personal Information Protection Act) and does not use them for any other purpose.

(3) Where needed to provide a feature, the Service requests access to the device’s photos (album), camera, location and notifications. The web version requests location and other necessary permissions through the browser, reads only the photo and video files the Member chooses, and reads the capture location, date and time and similar data of photos in the Member’s browser before uploading. All permissions are optional, and even if you do not allow them, you can use the Service other than the relevant feature.

(4) The Company collects information that Members enter or upload themselves when signing up or using the Service, information received from social login providers, and information generated automatically in the course of using the Service.

Article 3 (Processing and Retention Periods)

(1) The Company destroys personal information without delay once the purpose of processing has been achieved or the Member withdraws. However, the following information is retained for the periods stated.

(2) The information of a Flyver who still has earnings to be paid is retained until payment is completed.

Article 4 (Personal Information of Children under 14)

The Service does not accept sign-ups from children under 14 years of age, and the Company does not knowingly collect personal information of children under 14. If the Company becomes aware that personal information of a child under 14 has been collected, it destroys that information without delay.

Article 5 (Procedures and Methods for Destroying Personal Information)

(1) The Company destroys personal information without delay once its retention period has expired or the purpose of processing has been achieved. Information retained under applicable laws is stored separately from other information.

(2) Information in electronic files is deleted by methods that make it unrecoverable, and information recorded on paper is shredded or incinerated.

Article 6 (Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties)

(1) The Company does not provide personal information to third parties except in the cases set out in Articles 17 and 18 of the Personal Information Protection Act, such as where the data subject has consented or a law specifically provides for it.

(2) In accordance with applicable laws, the Company submits Flyvers’ payment statements and similar documents to the competent tax authorities.

(3) Posts that a Member has made public, and information contained in them such as the capture location, are information disclosed to other users at the Member’s choice, not information the Company provides to third parties.

Article 7 (Criteria for Additional Use and Provision)

Where the Company uses or provides personal information additionally without the data subject’s consent under Article 15(3) and Article 17(4) of the Personal Information Protection Act, it considers whether the use or provision is related to the original purpose of collection, whether it is foreseeable in light of the circumstances of collection and processing practices, whether it unduly infringes the data subject’s interests, and whether measures necessary to ensure security, such as pseudonymization, have been taken.

Article 8 (Outsourcing of Personal Information Processing)

(1) To provide the Service, the Company outsources the processing of personal information as follows.

(2) When entering into an outsourcing contract, the Company specifies the matters necessary to ensure that personal information is managed securely and supervises the processor. If the outsourced tasks or the processor change, the Company will give notice through this Policy.

(3) The Company uses the services of Kakao, Google and OpenStreetMap to look up place information, and the authentication services of Apple, Google, Kakao and LINE for social login.

(4) The Company uses the map services of Google Maps Platform and OpenFreeMap to display maps on the web version, and the map service of Esri to display satellite imagery on the globe. When a map loads, the user’s browser sends the IP address, browser information, the area shown on the map and similar data directly to these providers, and this information is processed under each provider’s privacy policy.

(5) If the Company provides browser push notifications on the web version, notifications are delivered through the push service operated by the maker of the Member’s browser (Google, Apple, Mozilla, etc.), and for this purpose the Company keeps the push subscription information issued by the browser until the Member revokes notification permission or withdraws.

Article 9 (Transfer of Personal Information Overseas)

(1) Under Article 28-8(1)(iii) of the Personal Information Protection Act, the Company discloses in this Policy the outsourcing of processing and storage of personal information necessary to perform the service contract, and transfers personal information overseas as follows. Transfers take place over information and communications networks each time the Service is used.

(2) Members may refuse the overseas transfer. To stop the transfer to Meta, send your objection together with the email address you signed up with to help@flyve.kr; the transfer will stop after your identity is verified, and refusing does not restrict your use of the Service. The other transfers are processing essential to providing the Service; if you do not want them, you can stop the processing by withdrawing your membership.

Article 10 (Measures to Ensure the Security of Personal Information)

The Company takes the following measures to ensure the security of personal information.

1. Administrative measures: establishing and implementing an internal management plan, and minimizing and training personnel who handle personal information
2. Technical measures: managing access rights and controlling access, encrypting unique identification information and the like, retaining and reviewing access records, and operating security programs
3. Physical measures: using the data centers of cloud providers with secured facilities

Article 11 (Installation, Operation and Refusal of Automatic Collection Devices)

(1) The Company’s website (flyve.kr) uses automatic collection devices such as cookies for visit statistics, view counts and measuring advertising performance. A cookie is a small piece of information that a website sends to the user’s browser and that is stored on the user’s device.

(2) The web version of the Service (app.flyve.kr) uses cookies and browser storage (local storage and session storage) as follows to keep Members signed in, for security and for convenience, and does not use cookies for advertising. Information in browser storage is stored only in the Member’s browser.

(3) Users can refuse or delete cookies and browser storage in their web browser settings. If you refuse cookies on the website, some features may be restricted; if you refuse the sign-in, browser identification or social login verification cookies on the web version, you cannot use services that require signing in.

(4) The mobile app processes device identifiers to provide the Service and compile usage statistics, and does not collect advertising identifiers (IDFA/ADID).

Article 12 (Collection, Use, Provision and Refusal of Behavioral Information)

(1) The Company processes behavioral information as follows to measure advertising performance.

(2) Users can refuse the collection of behavioral information through their web browser’s cookie settings or Meta’s ad settings (facebook.com/adpreferences), and can refuse the transfer of app usage information by the method in Article 9(2).

(3) The Company does not collect sensitive behavioral information, and inquiries about behavioral information can be made to the contact in Article 16.

Article 13 (Processing of Personal Location Information)

(1) The Company uses the capture location recorded in photos and videos uploaded by Members to organize Posts and build the travel map, and the capture location of Posts made public may be shown to other users on the map, in the feed and elsewhere.

(2) If a Member allows location access, the Company uses the device’s current location to the extent necessary to provide nearby content and similar features, and destroys it without delay once the purpose is achieved.

(3) Members can delete their Posts or switch their account to a private account at any time, and can withdraw their location consent in the settings within the Service or revoke location access permission in the device or browser settings.

(4) The Company keeps records confirming the collection, use and provision of location information for 6 months under the Act on the Protection, Use, etc. of Location Information, and then destroys them.

(5) The Location Information Manager is Lee Heesoo (Representative), who can be reached at help@flyve.kr or 0507-1490-3470.

(6) Details of the processing of personal location information are governed by the Location-Based Services Terms.

Article 14 (Rights and Obligations of Data Subjects and Legal Representatives, and How to Exercise Them)

(1) Data subjects may at any time request access to, correction or deletion of, or suspension of processing of their personal information, and may withdraw their consent.

(2) These rights may be exercised in the settings within the Service or by contacting help@flyve.kr, and may also be exercised through a legal representative or an authorized agent.

(3) The Company may restrict or refuse a data subject’s request in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act or other applicable laws, in which case it will give the reasons.

(4) Data subjects must not, in violation of applicable laws, infringe their own or another person’s personal information or privacy being processed by the Company.

Article 15 (Automated Decisions)

The Company does not make fully automated decisions that materially affect the rights or obligations of data subjects. Adjusting the order of the feed does not constitute such a decision, and if the Company begins to make such decisions, it will give advance notice through this Policy.

Article 16 (Chief Privacy Officer and Grievance Department)

The Company designates the following Chief Privacy Officer to oversee the processing of personal information and to handle related grievances.

Article 17 (Remedies for Infringement of Data Subjects’ Rights)

To obtain remedies for infringement of personal information, data subjects may apply for dispute mediation or consultation to the following bodies.

Article 18 (Changes to This Privacy Policy)

(1) This Privacy Policy applies from the effective date shown at the top. If any content is added, deleted or modified, the Company announces the changes and the effective date within the Service in advance.

(2) The revision history of this Policy is as follows.

(3) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), the provisions of this Policy concerning the web version apply from October 20, 2026.