Article 1 (Purpose) The purpose of these Terms and Conditions is to prescribe the rights and obligations of the Company and the Member, as well as other necessary matters, regarding the collection of personal location information by IDCITI Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) of personal location information subjects (hereinafter referred to as “Members,” “Users,” or “Users”) who have agreed to the Personal Location Information Business Terms and Conditions, and the provision of the Members’ personal location information to location-based service providers in accordance with the provisions of the “Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, etc.” (hereinafter referred to as the “Location Information Act”) in the capacity of a location information business operator.
Article 2 (Effectiveness and Amendment of Terms of Use) ① These Terms and Conditions shall become effective when a customer of the personal location information business or a subject of personal location information agrees to these Terms and Conditions and registers as a user of the location information business in accordance with the Company’s prescribed procedures.
② If a member clicks the "Agree" button on these Terms and Conditions online or purchases and uses uTracker (hereinafter referred to as the “Company’s Product”), it shall be deemed that the member has read all the contents of these Terms and Conditions, fully understood them, and agreed to their application.
③ The Company may amend these Terms and Conditions within the scope that does not violate relevant laws and regulations, such as the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, etc., the Content Industry Promotion Act, the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc., the Consumer Basic Act, and the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, when necessary to reflect changes in the location information business, etc.
④ In the event that the Company amends the Terms and Conditions, the effective date, reason for amendment, current terms and conditions, and amended terms and conditions The Company shall post and notify the Member in the following ways, specifying the content and the fact that failure to express consent or refusal by the effective date of the revised Terms and Conditions shall be deemed as consent to the revised Terms and Conditions:
1. Posting on the Location Information Service Provider’s website, etc.: From 30 days prior to the effective date of the revised Terms and Conditions until a reasonable period thereafter.
2. Individual notification to the Member in electronic form (email, SMS, etc.): 30 days prior to the effective date of the revised Terms and Conditions.
⑤ Even after the Company’s posting and notification pursuant to the preceding paragraph, if the Member does not express consent or refusal regarding the revised Terms and Conditions by the effective date, the Member shall be deemed to have consented to the said revised Terms and Conditions.
⑥ If the Member does not consent to the revised Terms and Conditions, (the Company or) the Member may terminate the Service Agreement. In this case, the Company shall compensate the Member for any damages incurred due to the termination of the contract.
Article 4 (Methods of Collecting Personal Location Information, etc.) ① The personal location information provided by the Company to location-based service providers, as well as the methods of collection, purposes of retention, and retention periods of such personal location information, are as follows:
| Service Name |
Collection Method |
Service Details and (Retention) Purpose |
Personal Location Information Retention Period |
| uTracker |
Utilizing GNSS (Satellite Signals) and DR (Inertial Navigation) |
Providing seamless GPS services outdoors and indoors to offer various linked services utilizing the locations of personnel and assets |
Retained until the point of withdrawal from Terms of Use, termination, or achievement of the purpose of service use |
② In accordance with Article 16, Paragraph 2 of the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, etc., the Company automatically records and preserves data confirming the collection and provision of location information, and stores such data for 12 months.
③ When the purpose of collecting or providing personal location information has been achieved, the Company immediately destroys personal location information, excluding the data confirming the collection and provision of location information under Paragraph 3. However, if retention is required under other laws or if the Member has separately consented to the retention of personal location information, the Company may retain it for a maximum of one year from the time the Member consented.
Article 5 (Service Usage Fees and Conditions) The Company sells Company products to individual users. Once an individual user purchases a Company product, no separate fee is charged for the location services that the Company product provides by default. Electricity charges for using the Company product, and telecommunications carrier-related costs incurred for using the Company product, are the responsibility of the user. Separate fees will be charged for the use of additional location information services, etc., utilizing the Company's products.
Article 6 (Addition/Change of Services) If it is necessary to add or change services that the Company intends to provide to location-based service providers, the Company shall reflect such details in Article 4 and post and notify them in accordance with Article 2, Paragraphs 4 and 5.
Article 7 (Restriction and Suspension of Collection and Provision) ① The Company may restrict or suspend the collection and provision of personal location information in the event that any of the following reasons occur:
1. When a user interferes with the operation of the Company’s service through intent or gross negligence
2. When it is unavoidable due to inspection, maintenance, or construction of service facilities
3. When there is an impediment to the use of the service due to a national emergency, failure of service facilities, or a surge in service usage
4. When the Company deems it inappropriate to continue providing the service due to other serious reasons
② When the Company restricts or suspends the collection and provision of personal location information pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, it shall post the reason and the period of restriction, etc., on the website of the location information business operator, etc., and provide individual notification in electronic form (email, SMS, etc.).
③ If there are unavoidable reasons preventing the Company from posting and notifying pursuant to the preceding paragraph, it may post and notify subsequently.
Article 8 (Collection of Personal Location Information) ① If the Company intends to collect personal location information, it must obtain the consent of the subject of the personal location information after specifying it in the Terms of Service in advance.
② If a Member consents to the collection of personal location information, they may reserve consent regarding the scope of collection and some of the contents of the Terms of Service.
③ When the Company collects personal location information, it collects only the minimum information necessary to achieve the purpose of collection.
Article 9 (Provision of Personal Location Information, etc. by Location Information Business Operators) ① A location-based service provider who has obtained the consent of the subject of personal location information pursuant to Article 19, Paragraph 1 or 2 of the Location Information Act may request the Company to provide the relevant personal location information in order to achieve the purpose of use or provision under Article 19, Paragraph 1 or 2. In this case, the Company shall not refuse to provide the information without justifiable grounds.
② A location-based service provider shall request personal location information from the Company by providing the following items:
1. The fact that consent has been obtained from the subject of personal location information
2. The scope and period of the personal location information
③ If the Company that has received a request pursuant to Paragraph 1 intends to provide personal location information, it shall verify in advance whether the subject of personal location information has consented.
Article 10 (Restrictions on Collection or Provision of Personal Location Information) The Company shall not use personal location information or data confirming the collection or provision of location information beyond the scope specified or notified in the Terms of Service, nor provide such information to a third party, except where the Member has consented or falls under any of the following subparagraphs:
1. Where data confirming the collection or provision of location information is required for the settlement of charges for location-based services
2. Where data is provided in a processed form that makes it impossible to identify specific individuals for the purpose of compiling statistics, academic research, or market research
Article 11 (Rights of Personal Location Information Subjects and Method of Exercise) ① Members may withdraw all or part of their consent to the collection and provision of personal location information with respect to the Company at any time. In this case, the Company shall destroy the personal location information collected and provided, as well as the records confirming the collection and provision of location information. However, in the case of withdrawing only part of the consent, this shall be limited to the personal location information and records confirming the collection and provision of location information for the part being withdrawn.
② Members may request the Company to temporarily suspend the collection of personal location information at any time, and the Company may not refuse such request and is equipped with technical means to do so.
③ Members may request the Company to allow access to or provide notification regarding the materials listed in each of the following subparagraphs, and may request correction if there are errors in the relevant materials. In this case, the Company may not refuse the Member's request without justifiable grounds.
1. Confirmation materials regarding the collection and provision of location information concerning the individual
2. Reasons and details regarding the collection and provision of the individual's personal location information to a third party pursuant to other legal provisions
④ The Member may make a request through (specific procedures, such as the Customer Center, to exercise the rights under Paragraphs 1 through 3).
Article 12 (Rights of Legal Representatives and Method of Exercise) ① In the case of a Member under the age of 14, the Company must obtain the consent of both the relevant Member and their legal representative regarding the collection and provision of personal location information. In this case, the legal representative shall possess all the rights of the Member pursuant to Article 11.
② The Company shall confirm whether the legal representative has consented by any of the following methods:
1. A method in which a legal representative indicates whether they consent on an internet site posting the consent details, and the location information service provider, etc., notifies the legal representative via text message to their mobile phone that they have confirmed such indication of consent.
2. A method in which a legal representative indicates whether they consent on an internet site posting the consent details, and the legal representative's card information, such as credit cards or debit cards, is provided.
3. A method in which a legal representative indicates whether they consent on an internet site posting the consent details, and their identity is verified through mobile phone identity authentication, etc.
4. A method in which a written document containing the consent details is issued directly to the legal representative, or delivered via mail or fax, and the legal representative signs and seals the consent details before submitting it.
5. A method in which an e-mail containing the consent details is sent, and an e-mail containing the legal representative's indication of consent is received.
6. A method in which the consent details are notified to the legal representative via telephone, consent is obtained, or methods to verify the consent details, such as internet addresses, are provided, and a follow-up phone call is made. Method of obtaining consent through telephone
7. Any other method equivalent to the methods prescribed in Subparagraphs 1 through 6, in which the contents of the consent are notified to the legal representative and the expression of intent to consent is confirmed
Article 13 (Rights, Obligations, and Method of Exercise of Persons Obligated to Protect Children, etc., Aged 8 Years or Young) ① The Company shall deem that if a person obligated to protect a person falling under the following cases (hereinafter referred to as “children aged 8 years or younger”) consents to the collection or provision of personal location information for the protection of the life or physical safety of the child, etc. aged 8 years or younger, it shall be deemed that the person has consented.
1. Children aged 8 years or younger
2. Persons under adult guardianship
3. Persons with a mental disability as defined in Article 2, Paragraph 2, Subparagraph 2 of the "Disability Welfare Act" who qualify as persons with severe disabilities as defined in Article 2, Subparagraph 2 of the "Act on Promotion of Employment and Vocational Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities" (limited to those registered as persons with disabilities pursuant to Article 32 of the "Disability Welfare Act")
② The person with the duty of protection for children aged 8 years or younger pursuant to Paragraph 1 refers to a person who actually protects children aged 8 years or younger and falls under any of the following subparagraphs.
1. A legal representative of a child aged 8 or younger, or a guardian pursuant to Article 3 of the Act on the Duties of Guardianship for Minors in Protective Facilities
2. A legal representative of a person under adult guardianship
3. A legal representative of the person referred to in Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 3, or the head of a residential facility for persons with disabilities pursuant to Article 58, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 1 of the Welfare Act for Persons with Disabilities (limited to facilities established and operated by the State or local governments), the head of a mental health care facility pursuant to Article 22 of the Act on the Promotion of Mental Health and Support for Welfare Services for Persons with Mental Illness, and the head of a mental rehabilitation facility pursuant to Article 26 of the same Act (limited to facilities established and operated by the State or local governments)
③ A person with a duty of guardianship of a child aged 8 or younger, etc., who wishes to give consent pursuant to Paragraph 1, must submit to the Company a written consent form bearing their name, seal, or signature, containing the matters of each subparagraph, along with a document proving their status as a person with a duty of guardianship. ....
1. Name, address, and date of birth of the child, etc. aged 8 or younger
2. Name, address, and contact information of the guardian
3. The fact that the purpose of collecting or providing personal location information is limited to the protection of the life or physical safety of the child, etc. aged 8 or younger
4. Date of consent
④ If the guardian consents to the collection or provision of personal location information of the child, etc. aged 8 or younger, they may exercise all rights of a member pursuant to Article 11.
Article 14 (Designation of Location Information Manager) ① The Company shall designate and operate a person in a position capable of assuming substantial responsibility as the Location Information Manager to properly manage and protect location information and to smoothly handle complaints from the subject of personal location information.
② The Location Information Manager shall be the head of the department that collects and provides location information, and specific details shall follow the Addenda to these Terms and Conditions.
Article 15 (Damages) If a Member suffers damages due to an act by the Company in violation of Articles 15 through 26 of the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, etc., the Member may file a claim for damages against the Company. In this case, the Company cannot be exempted from liability unless it proves that there was no intent or negligence.
Article 16 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction) ① These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and enforced in accordance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Korea.
② The rights of the Member and their legal representative, and the method of exercising those rights, shall be determined by the User's address at the time of filing the lawsuit; if there is no address, the lawsuit shall be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the district court having jurisdiction over the User's residence. However, if the User's address or residence is unclear at the time of filing the lawsuit, or if the User is a resident of a foreign country, the lawsuit shall be filed with the competent court under the Civil Procedure Act.
Article 17 (Dispute Mediation and Others) ① If the parties fail to reach an agreement or are unable to reach an agreement regarding a dispute related to location information, the Company may apply for arbitration to the Korea Communications Commission pursuant to Article 28 of the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, etc.
② If the Company or a Member fails to reach an agreement or is unable to reach an agreement regarding a dispute related to location information, they may apply for mediation to the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee pursuant to Article 43 of the Personal Information Protection Act.
Article 18 (Company Contact Information) The company's name and address, etc., are as follows:
1. Company Name: IDCT Co., Ltd.
2. Representative: Ryu Ji-hoon
3. Address: 119-2, Songdomunhwa-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Gangui-ssi-dong Room 405 (Songdo-dong, SUNY Korea)
4. Main Phone: 032-710-1914
Supplementary Provisions
Article 1 (Effective Date) These Terms and Conditions shall be effective from January 5, 2026.
Article 2 The Location Information Management Officer is designated as follows, effective January 2026.
1. Officer: Jung Young-gu
2. Department: Development Team / Senior Managing Director
3. Contact: +82-32-710-1914
4. E-mail: idciti@idciti.com
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