[Consultation] Drafting Terms of Service for Location-Based Services and Privacy Policy]

Law firm Veat reviews and drafts terms and conditions and personal information processing policies, and personal information collection · consent documents.
 
A, a company that provides enterprise resource planning (ERP) services based on digital technology, requested that Law firm Veat supplement its terms and conditions and personal information processing policies as it operates applications.

Accordingly, Law firm Veat drafted terms and conditions based on the “Act on the Protection of Personal Information” (Terms of Service) and terms and conditions for location-based services in accordance with the “Act on the Promotion and Protection of Personal Information” (Location Information Act) considering A’s specific service provision details, and drafted personal information processing policies and personal information collection · consent documents in accordance with the location-based service provider, noting that A is registered as a location-based service provider using location information in order to manage customers through QR codes for A’s ERP services.
 
 

Recently, the Communications Commission has investigated dozens of mobile application operators for violating the Location Information Act due to the unauthorized use of location information of smartphone users. Location-based service providers who operate businesses using location information must comply with the obligations under the Location Information Act, such as registering as a location-based service provider and publicly disclosing its terms and conditions, therefore, businesses seeking to provide location-based services should be cautious.
 

If you need assistance with drafting terms and conditions for location-based services, personal information processing policies, and personal information collection consent documents during the business operation process related to location-based services, please feel free to contact Law firm Veat.

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