Location-Based Service Terms and Conditions

These terms and conditions aim to stipulate the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the Company and members (referred to as "members" who agree to the BLACKBIRD T service terms and conditions) in using the location-based service (hereinafter referred to as the "service") provided by BLACKBIRD Mobility Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the "Company").

1. These terms and conditions come into effect when a member who applied for the service or an individual location information subject agrees to these terms and conditions and registers as a user of the service through the procedures specified by the Company.
2. The Company shall post the contents of these terms and conditions on the initial screen of the service or through other methods to ensure that members can easily access them.
3. If a member clicks the "Agree" button online for these terms and conditions, it is deemed that the member has read and fully understood all the contents of these terms and conditions and agreed to their application.
4. The Company may revise these terms and conditions within the scope not violating relevant laws and regulations such as the Location Information Protection Act, the Content Industry Promotion Act, the Electronic Commerce Act, the Consumer Protection Act, and the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions.
5. If necessary, the Company may change these terms and conditions. In case of revising the terms and conditions, the Company shall give notice to the members by posting the current terms and conditions along with the revised terms and conditions, the effective date of the revised terms and conditions, and the reasons for the revision, on the service website 7 days before the effective date. However, if the revision is unfavorable to the members, the Company shall post the revision on the service website or notify the members electronically (via email, SMS, etc.) 30 days prior to the effective date of the revision.
6. If the Company notifies or informs the members of the revision and clearly states that if there is no expression of intention to refuse from the date of notification or notification until the application date of the revised terms and conditions, it will be deemed that the member has agreed to the revised terms and conditions, and the member will be deemed to have agreed to the revised terms and conditions. If a member does not agree to the revised terms and conditions, the member may terminate the service contract.

For matters not stipulated in these terms and conditions, the provisions of the Location Information Protection Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Consumer Protection Act, the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions, and other relevant laws and regulations or operational policies and rules established by the Company (hereinafter referred to as "detailed guidelines") shall apply.

Those who can subscribe to the service are the owners of mobile phones, terminals, and other devices (hereinafter referred to as "terminals") who can use the location-based service and other services.

1. The effectiveness of service registration occurs when a member agrees to the terms and conditions set by the Company, and the Company approves it.
2. The Company may not approve the following membership applications:
1) Applications with missing or incorrectly provided registration information
2) Applications made for the purpose of disrupting or damaging public order or morals
3) Applications that do not meet the Company's prescribed application requirements

If a member wishes to terminate the service, the member may apply for service termination through the prescribed procedure set by the Company (which will be notified through the service homepage, etc.), and the Company will process it promptly in accordance with the applicable laws.

1. The service is available 24/7 all year round. However, the service may be temporarily suspended due to the Company's business or technical reasons, and the service may be temporarily suspended even during the periods designated by the Company for operational purposes. In such cases, the Company shall notify the members in advance or after the suspension.
2. The service name, service content, and the purpose of holding personal location information provided by the Company are as follows.

Location information may contain inaccuracies due to the development of related technologies.
3. The services provided by the Company are generally free of charge. However, for separate paid services, the member must pay the fees specified for the respective services to use them. Additionally, data communication fees or other communication costs may be incurred during the service usage process.
4. The Company may bill the usage fees for paid services through the electronic payment method provided by the Company's contracted electronic payment company or through the Company's designated invoice.
5. Refunds for payments made through the use of paid services shall be governed by the Company's payment service terms and other relevant laws and regulations.
6. Requests for refunds due to member impersonation or payment fraud, or requests for personal information from the payer, may be refused except as provided by law.
7. Data communication fees incurred during the use of wireless services are separate and follow the policies of the mobile communication service provider to which the member has subscribed.
8. Fees incurred for posting content via MMS or similar methods are subject to the policies of the respective mobile communication service provider subscribed to by the member.

The company may restrict, suspend, or terminate a member's use of the service without prior notice if the member falls under any of the following conditions:

1) If the member has registered for the service using another person's name or information.
2) If the member interferes with another person's service use or impersonates another person's personal information.
3) If the member engages in acts that violate laws, public order, or morals using the service.
4) If the member causes damage to the company or a third party through the use of the service.
5) If the member intentionally or negligently disrupts the operation of the service.

1.The company may limit, change, or suspend all or part of the service in the following cases.
1) In the event of unavoidable circumstances such as service equipment inspection, maintenance, or construction.
2) In the event of a power outage, service equipment failure, or excessive use that interferes with normal service use.
3) In the event that a telecommunications service provider, as defined by the Telecommunications Business Act, suspends telecommunications services.
4) In the event of termination of a contract with a service partner, the company's overall circumstances, or legal obstacles that prevent the maintenance of the service.
5) In the event of force majeure such as natural disasters or national emergencies.
2.In the event of service interruption under paragraph 1, the company shall notify the members through the internet or directly, except where service suspension due to reasons beyond the company's control (such as disk failure without intent or negligence of the operator, system downtime, etc.) makes prior notification impossible. In this case, the company shall not be liable for changes or suspension of the service.

1. In the event that the company changes or terminates the service, the company may notify the members of the changes or termination of the service via email to the member's registered email address.
2. In the case of notifying a large number of unspecified persons, the company may notify the members through the service homepage or other notice pages. However, matters that have a significant impact on the member's transactions shall be posted on the service homepage for a considerable period or individually notified to the members electronically (via email, SMS, etc.).

The company shall make efforts to protect the member's personal location information in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

1.The company may use the member's location information for the purpose of providing the service, and by agreeing to these terms, the member is deemed to have consented to this.
2.The company shall not use the personal location information provided by the member for purposes other than providing the service without the member's consent.
3.The company shall not provide the personal location information provided by the member to a third party for purposes other than providing the service without the member's consent.
4.When the company provides the member's personal location information to a third party designated by the member for the purpose of providing the service, the company shall notify the member of the recipient, date of provision, and purpose of provision to the member's designated email each time.
5.The details and purposes of providing the member's personal location information to a third party for the purpose of providing the service (including outsourcing) are as follows
1) Recipient - BLACKBIRD T service-providing drivers
2) Purpose of provision - Confirmation of the current location of the matched member for using the \"BLACKBIRD T\" service
6.However, in the following cases, the company may notify the member to the member's designated mobile device or email, as requested by the member in advance
1) When the communication device that collected the personal location information does not have the function of receiving text, voice, or video.
2) When the member has requested in advance to be notified through online posting or other methods.

1. In accordance with Article 16(2) of the Location Information Act, the company shall retain records of the collection, use, and provision of location information for the purpose of billing settlement and complaint handling with other businesses or users for a period of six months from the date of recording.
2. In cases where a member withdraws all or part of their consent in accordance with Article 24(4) of the Location Information Act, the company shall promptly destroy the collected personal location information and confirmation materials for the use or provision of location information (limited to the personal location information and confirmation materials for the part of the consent withdrawn). However, if there is a need to retain them in accordance with the provisions of the Corporate Tax Law, Corporate Tax Law, Value Added Tax Law, or other related laws and regulations, they shall be retained pursuant to such laws and regulations.

Upon achieving the purposes of collecting, using, or providing personal location information under Article 23 of the Location Information Act, the company shall immediately destroy the relevant personal location information, except for the records of the use or provision of location information confirmation materials that must be retained pursuant to Article 16(2) of the Location Information Act.

1.The company shall promptly handle complaints received from members regarding the service and notify the member of the reason and schedule for processing if prompt processing is difficult.
2.The company shall comply with relevant laws and regulations related to the operation and maintenance of the service, including the Location Information Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Telecommunications Secrecy Protection Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, and the Personal Information Protection Act.
3.The company may utilize the personal information of members collected at the time of signing the service agreement for the purpose of activating member services, providing information on new products or events, conducting member-oriented marketing such as surveys, and other related purposes. However, in cases where the company exceeds the scope of member consent or intends to provide it to a third party, it must obtain prior consent from the member. In this case, the member may refuse the company's request for consent.
4.When the company provides personal location information to a third party designated by the member for the purpose of providing the service, the company shall immediately notify the member of the recipient, date of provision, and purpose of provision through the communication terminal device used to collect the personal location information. However, in cases falling under the following subparagraphs, notification shall be made to the communication terminal device or email address specified in advance by the member.
1) When the communication terminal device that collected the personal location information does not have the function of receiving text, voice, or video.
2) When the member has requested in advance to be notified through online posting or other methods.

1.Members may withdraw all or part of their consent to the use and provision of their personal location information by the company through wired or wireless internet, etc. In this case, the company shall destroy the collected personal location information and confirmation materials for the use or provision of location information.
2.Members may request temporary suspension of the use and provision of their personal location information by the company through wired or wireless internet, etc.
3.Members may request the company to provide the following information for inspection, notification, or correction of errors
1) Confirmation materials regarding the collection, use, and provision of location information about the member.
2) Reasons and contents of the member's personal location information being provided to a third party under the Location Information Act or other laws.

1.Members must pay the fees according to the service usage agreement by the designated due date, and if there are changes to the billing address or contact information provided to the company, members must inform the company.
2.Members must provide and register all necessary information for service use, ensuring that it is accurate and complete, and update it promptly in case of any changes.
3.Members must manage their devices to maintain normal operation, and if the device malfunctions and affects service provision, they must promptly repair or replace the device to ensure smooth service.
4.When using the service, members must not engage in the following acts
1) Providing false information when applying for membership or updating information
2)Damaging the reputation of others or causing harm
3) Distributing information, sentences, graphics, or voices that violate public order and morals to others
4) Registering or distributing computer virus-infected data that causes malfunction or destruction of service-related equipment or information
5) Impersonating others or falsely stating relationships with others
6) Distributing false information for the purpose of gaining financial benefits for oneself or others or causing harm to others
7) Unauthorized use or disclosure of personal location information acquired through the use of the service
8) Engaging in other illegal or unfair acts
5.Members must comply with relevant laws and regulations, provisions of these terms and conditions, precautions posted in the service guide or on the service, and notices issued by the company, and must not engage in any acts that disrupt the company's operations.

1.The company's trade name, address, telephone number, and other contact information are as follows
1) Trade Name: BLACKBIRD Mobility Co., Ltd.
2) Address: 2nd Floor, Unit 210, 21 Gomaro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea
3) Phone Number: 064-723-8850
2.The company has established and implemented technical and managerial measures to protect personal location information and operates a person responsible for location information management who can take substantive responsibility to handle complaints from the data subject. The details are as follows
1) Name: Sangdon Park
2) Position: CEO
3) Contact Number: 064-723-8850

Members and the company may not transfer, delegate, or dispose of all or part of their status, rights, or obligations under these terms and conditions resulting from membership registration to a third party for assignment, delegation, or provision as collateral.

1. If a member violates the provisions of these terms and conditions due to intentional misconduct or negligence, resulting in damages to the company, the member who violated these terms and conditions must indemnify the company for all damages incurred.
2. If a member engages in illegal acts while using the service or violates these terms and conditions due to intentional misconduct or negligence, resulting in the company receiving claims for damages or lawsuits from third parties other than the member, the member must indemnify the company for the damages incurred.
3. If the company violates the provisions of Articles 15 to 26 of the Location Information Act or if a member incurs damages due to the services provided by the company, the company shall be liable for the member's damages unless it can prove that there was no intentional misconduct or negligence.

1.The company shall not be liable for damages incurred by members in the following cases where it is unable to provide the service
1) In cases of natural disasters or force majeure events equivalent thereto
2) In cases where there is intentional disruption of service by a third party with whom the company has entered into a service partnership agreement for service provision
3) In cases where there is a hindrance to service use due to the member's fault
4) In other cases where there is no intentional or negligent act by the company, except for the cases mentioned in subparagraphs 1) to 3) above.
2.The company does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, or other aspects of the information, data, or facts provided in the service or through the service, and shall not be liable for any damages incurred by members as a result.

1. If disputes related to location information cannot be resolved through negotiation between the parties or if negotiation is not possible, the company may apply to the Korea Communications Commission for mediation under Article 28 of the Location Information Act.
2. If disputes related to location information cannot be resolved through negotiation between the parties or if negotiation is not possible, the company or the member may apply for mediation to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee under Article 43 of the Personal Information Protection Act.

Article 1 (Effective Date) These terms and conditions shall be effective from April 15, 2024.