SyncRun Terms of Service
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Document version | v1.10 |
| Effective date | 5 November 2026 |
| Last amended | 29 October 2026 |
This English text is a translation provided for your convenience. The Korean version is the authoritative original. If the two differ, the Korean version governs. Article numbers match the Korean original so that references line up across both versions.
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms set out the basic matters — the rights, obligations and responsibilities between SyncRun Labs (the "Company") and members, and the conditions and procedures for use — in connection with the use of the iOS and Android running application SyncRun and all related services (the "Service").
Article 2 (Definitions)
The terms used in these Terms are defined as follows.
1.
"Service" means the iOS and Android application SyncRun provided by the Company and all services related to it.
2.
"Member" means a person who agrees to these Terms, enters into a service agreement with the Company, and uses the Service.
3.
"Account" means the information the Company assigns for identifying a member and enabling use of the Service (Apple sign-in identifier or Google sign-in identifier, user ID and the like).
4.
"Run record" means data such as distance, time, pace, cadence, elevation gain, 1 km splits, route, place name, heart rate and run title, measured and saved by a member using the Service.
5.
"Bump" means the act of tapping phones together with another user so that a group to run with is formed through proximity determination using near-field wireless communication (UWB), including the case where the member sends a join request to a user waiting nearby and that user accepts it to form the group.
6.
"Running session" or "session" means the unit in which a group formed through a bump runs together.
7.
"Run card" means the image-format output that the Service generates from a run record a member has completed.
8.
"Posting" means any information a member posts or registers while using the Service, such as name, profile photo, run title and run card background image.
9.
"Paid service" means a subscription service, other than the services the Company provides free of charge, that a member uses for a fee.
10.
"App marketplace operator" means an operator, such as the Apple App Store or Google Play, that distributes and sells the Service and paid services and processes payment for them.
Terms not defined here follow the relevant laws and general commercial practice.
Article 3 (Publication and Amendment of These Terms)
1.
The Company publishes these Terms on the terms viewing screen in the Me tab of the app and at an internet address designated by the Company, so that members can readily review them.
2.
The Company may amend these Terms to the extent that doing so does not violate the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, and other relevant laws.
3.
Where the Company amends these Terms, it announces the amendment together with the current Terms, stating the effective date and the reasons, through the in-app notices, from seven days before the effective date. Where the amendment is unfavourable to members, it announces the amendment from 30 days before the effective date and gives separate notice by electronic means such as in-app notifications.
4.
Where the Company, in announcing amended Terms under paragraph 3, has clearly stated that failure to express refusal by the effective date will be treated as consent, and a member does not expressly refuse, that member is deemed to have consented to the amended Terms.
5.
Where a member does not consent to the amended Terms, the member may terminate the service agreement (withdraw membership).
6.
Matters not specified in these Terms follow the relevant laws and commercial practice.
Chapter 2 Formation of the Service Agreement
Article 4 (Formation of the Agreement)
1.
The service agreement is formed when a person wishing to use the Service agrees to these Terms, applies to join in accordance with the procedure set by the Company, and the Company accepts the application.
2.
The Service does not distinguish between signing up and signing in. If the account is being used for the first time, an account is created on the spot; if it is an existing account, the member is signed in to that account.
3.
The methods of applying are Continue with Apple (Sign in with Apple) and Continue with Google (Sign in with Google). An account signed in with Apple and an account signed in with Google are separate accounts and are not linked into one, even where the email address is the same. No path is provided for signing up or signing in with an email address and password, and accordingly there is no procedure for setting or resetting a password.
4.
On joining, members must agree to these Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Location-Based Services Terms.
Article 5 (Restrictions on Acceptance of Applications)
1.
The Company may decline to accept, or may subsequently terminate the service agreement for, an application falling under any of the following.
1.
The applicant is under the age of 14 (Article 6)
2.
The application misappropriates another person's name, account or device
3.
The application contains false information, or omits information required by the Company
4.
The applicant has previously lost membership for breach of these Terms (except where the Company has accepted a re-application)
5.
The applicant intends to use the Service for an improper purpose
6.
The application is made for a purpose that violates relevant laws or harms public order and good morals
7.
The applicant otherwise fails to meet the application requirements set by the Company
2.
The Company may withhold acceptance in any of the following cases.
1.
There is insufficient capacity in service-related facilities, or a technical impediment
2.
A service failure or a failure in the payment method has occurred
3.
The Company otherwise considers it financially or technically necessary
Article 6 (Restriction on Use by Persons Under 14)
1.
The Service may be used only by persons aged 14 or over.
2.
The Company does not permit persons under the age of 14 to join, and does not provide a path for joining with the consent of a legal representative.
3.
The Company confirms on joining that the applicant is aged 14 or over, and the member confirms and warrants on applying that they are aged 14 or over.
4.
If the Company becomes aware that a person under the age of 14 has joined, it deletes that account and destroys the collected personal information without delay.
Article 7 (Changes to Member Information)
1.
Members may view and edit their own information, such as name and profile photo, in the Me tab of the app.
2.
Members must update any information provided on joining that has changed. The Company is not responsible for disadvantages arising from a failure to do so.
Chapter 3 Provision and Use of the Service
Article 8 (Content of the Service)
The Company provides the following services.
1.
Run measurement: measurement and recording of distance, time, pace, cadence, elevation gain, 1 km splits, route and the like
2.
Group running: group formation by tapping phones together, real-time sharing of location and metrics among session participants, and assembly of group run results
3.
Run record storage and synchronisation: saving and backup of run records, and synchronisation across multiple devices on the same account
4.
Run card creation and sharing: creation of image cards from run records, and sharing
5.
Heart rate recording: measurement and recording of heart rate via Apple Watch or heart-rate-capable earbuds, and saving workouts to the Health (HealthKit) app
6.
Notifications: push notifications such as the last-runner alert and inactivity check
7.
Paid services: the subscription services set out in Chapter 3-2
8.
Crews: forming a crew by inviting members who have run together or by taking join requests through an invite link, and viewing attendance and run results together within the crew (Article 11-9)
9.
Importing and exporting run records: importing run records from other apps or files, and exporting the member's own run records as files
10.
Any other service the Company develops or provides to members through partnerships
The heart rate recording service in item 5 is provided only in the iOS app and is not provided in the Android app.
Article 9 (Service Hours)
1.
As a rule the Service is provided 24 hours a day, year-round, unless there is a particular operational or technical impediment.
2.
The Company may suspend the Service for a period where operationally necessary, such as for scheduled system inspection, server expansion or replacement, or migration to a new service, and announces this in advance through the in-app notices. Where advance notice is not possible for unavoidable reasons, the announcement may be made afterwards.
Article 10 (Change and Suspension of the Service)
1.
The Company may change the content of the Service and its operational and technical aspects. Where it does so, it announces the change and its effective date through the in-app notices from seven days before that date (30 days before, where the change is unfavourable to members).
2.
The Company may restrict or suspend all or part of the Service in any of the following cases.
1.
Unavoidable circumstances such as maintenance, inspection, replacement or failure of service facilities, or interruption of communications
2.
Force majeure such as war, hostilities, natural disaster or an equivalent national emergency
3.
A common telecommunications provider has suspended its telecommunications service
4.
Normal provision of the Service is impeded, for example by a surge in use
5.
The Company terminates the Service on the basis of a management decision
3.
Where the Company terminates the Service entirely, it gives notice through in-app announcements and the contact details registered by the member at least 30 days before the termination date, and explains how members can review and keep their run records.
Article 11 (Storage and Synchronisation of Run Records)
1.
A member's run records are stored with the member's device (local storage) as the primary store; the Company's servers are used as a store for backup, multi-device synchronisation and assembly of group run results.
2.
A run record deleted on one device is propagated as a deletion to all devices on the same account by means of a deletion marker (tombstone).
3.
Members may view, edit and delete their own run records at any time. Deleted run records cannot be recovered, so the decision should be made carefully.
4.
The Company is not responsible for loss of run records arising from causes not attributable to the Company, such as loss, failure or reset of a device, deletion of the app, or member error.
Chapter 3-2 Paid Services
Article 11-2 (Types and Scope of Paid Services)
1.
The Company provides subscription paid services (such as SyncRun Plus and SyncRun Crew) that renew automatically on a monthly or yearly basis.
2.
The name of each paid service, the features and scope it makes available, its price and its period are shown on the purchase screen in the app and in the app marketplace operator's product information. Members can review these before purchase, and some paid features can be previewed before purchase.
3.
The Company may add features to paid services. Where it changes the scope of a paid service in a way unfavourable to members, it gives notice under Article 10(1).
Article 11-3 (Payment and Sale)
1.
Paid services are purchased as in-app subscriptions through the app marketplace operator, which handles payment, billing and receipts. The Company does not collect or keep members' payment method information.
2.
Prices of paid services include value-added tax, and prices may differ by country or region according to the app marketplace operator's policy and exchange rates.
3.
Paid services are linked to the member's account. A member can restore purchases on another device with the same app marketplace account and continue to use the paid service.
Article 11-4 (Automatic Renewal and Cancellation)
1.
A paid service renews automatically for the same period at the price then in effect until the member cancels it. To avoid being charged for the next period, the member must cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
2.
Members can cancel at any time in the subscription management screen provided by the app marketplace operator (on iOS, in the device's Settings app or through "Manage subscription" in the app; on Android, in the Google Play app under "Payments & subscriptions" > "Subscriptions"). After cancellation, the member can continue to use the paid service until the end of the period already paid for.
3.
Deleting the account, signing out or deleting the app does not cancel a paid service. The member must cancel separately under paragraph 2; a subscription that is not cancelled may continue to be renewed by the app marketplace operator.
4.
Members can switch from one paid service to another by the method the app marketplace operator provides, and any proration of charges follows the app marketplace operator's policy.
Article 11-5 (Price Changes)
1.
The Company may change the prices of paid services. Where it raises the price that applies to existing subscribers, it announces this in the in-app notices at least 30 days before it applies and obtains the member's consent in accordance with the app marketplace operator's policy.
2.
A member who purchased a paid service at a discounted price, such as a launch price, keeps that price for as long as the subscription continues without interruption. If the member cancels and buys again after the period has ended, the price at the time of the new purchase applies.
Article 11-6 (Withdrawal and Refunds)
1.
Paid services are digital content under Article 17(2)(5) of the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce; because use begins at the moment of purchase, withdrawal of the purchase may be restricted. The Company states this on the purchase screen and lets members preview paid features before purchase, so that the exercise of the right of withdrawal is not obstructed.
2.
Refunds for paid services follow the app marketplace operator's refund policy and procedure. On iOS, refunds can be requested through Apple's Report a Problem page (reportaproblem.apple.com) or Apple Support; on Android, through the Google Play order history or the Google Play Help Center.
3.
Where a member could not use a paid service properly for a reason attributable to the Company, the Company cooperates so that a refund is made through the app marketplace operator, or takes other necessary measures such as extending the period of use.
Article 11-7 (Purchases by Minors)
1.
Where a member under 19 purchases a paid service without the consent of a legal representative, the member or the legal representative may cancel the purchase in accordance with relevant laws.
2.
Where the app marketplace operator provides a parental purchase approval feature, the paid service does not start while approval is pending and starts when approval is given.
Article 11-8 (Run Records and Run Cards After a Paid Service Ends)
1.
Even after the period of a paid service ends or the paid service is cancelled, the member's run records and their storage, backup and synchronisation remain as they are.
2.
Run cards that the member styled with paid features and saved while using the paid service remain exactly as saved after the period ends, and can be saved again or shared. Choosing a paid feature anew, however, is possible only while using the paid service.
Article 11-9 (Crews)
1.
A crew is a group formed by a member subscribed to SyncRun Crew (the "crew leader"). A member joins a crew in one of the following ways, and may leave at any time.
By accepting an invitation from the crew leader or deputy leader, with whom the member has run after tapping phones together
By asking to join through an invite link given by the crew leader or deputy leader, and the crew leader or deputy leader approving it. A join request, once approved, is treated as consent to join.
Invite links are given out by the crew leader or deputy leader themselves. A person who opens the link sees only the crew name, the display name of the person who created the link and the number of crew members. The crew leader or deputy leader can create a new link or turn the link off, and a link can no longer be used 14 days after it is created.
2.
Attendance at running sessions formed among members of the same crew is recorded automatically, and the results are posted to the crew dashboard, where members of the same crew can see them.
3.
The crew leader manages the crew dashboard and may appoint one deputy leader to help manage it. Only the crew leader may delete the crew or appoint the deputy leader.
4.
When the crew leader's SyncRun Crew period ends, the crew becomes read-only: its records and dashboard can still be viewed, but attendance recording and management stop. If any crew member subscribes to SyncRun Crew, that member may take over the crew as the new crew leader.
5.
Matters concerning personal information processed in crews are set out in the Privacy Policy.
Article 11-10 (Free Trial)
1.
The Company may offer a trial that lets members use a paid service free of charge for a set period (the "free trial"). The length of the free trial and the paid services it applies to are shown on the app's purchase screen and in the app market operator's product information.
2.
The free trial is offered only once per member. The Company may decline to offer a free trial to a member who has already used one, and may restrict repeated use of the free trial through different app market operators or devices.
3.
During the free trial, all features of the relevant paid service are available.
4.
When the free trial ends, it converts to the paid service. The member's consent to the conversion is obtained through the procedure provided by the app market operator (such as email, push notification or an in-app consent screen), and it does not convert to a paid service if the member does not consent.
5.
A member may cancel during the free trial on the subscription management screen in Article 11-4(2); if cancelled, it will not convert to a paid service when the free trial ends. The member may continue to use the rest of the free trial period.
6.
A member who starts a free trial on the app's purchase screen is deemed to have agreed to the free trial conditions shown on that screen.
Article 11-11 (Promotion Codes)
1.
For partnerships or events, the Company may provide codes that let members use a paid service free of charge for a set period ("promotion codes"). The free period, the paid services covered, the redemption deadline and the members eligible to use a promotion code are shown where the code is announced and on the code redemption screen provided by the app market operator.
2.
The free period received through a promotion code is separate from the free trial in Article 11-10. Using a promotion code does not count as using the free trial.
3.
A promotion code can no longer be used once its redemption deadline has passed or it has reached its set number of uses.
4.
Article 11-10(3) to (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the use of the free period received through a promotion code, conversion to the paid service after the free period ends and consent to it, and cancellation during the free period.
5.
A member who redeems a promotion code on the code redemption screen is deemed to have agreed to the conditions shown on that screen.
Chapter 4 Obligations of Members
Article 12 (General Obligations of Members)
1.
Members must not do any of the following.
1.
Register false information when applying to join or changing information
2.
Misappropriate another person's information or make improper use of another person's account
3.
Alter information posted by the Company without authorisation
4.
Transmit or post information other than that specified by the Company (such as computer programs)
5.
Infringe the copyright or other intellectual property rights of the Company or a third party
6.
Damage the reputation of, or interfere with the business of, the Company or a third party
7.
Disclose or post obscene or violent content, or other information contrary to public order and good morals, on the Service
8.
Stalk or harass other users, or use other users' location information for an improper purpose
9.
Fabricate records of runs not actually performed, or generate run records by automated means or other abnormal methods
10.
Reverse-engineer, decompile or hack the Service, or access the Service by abnormal methods
11.
Any other act in violation of relevant laws
2.
Members must comply with relevant laws, the provisions of these Terms, the usage guidance and precautions announced in relation to the Service, and matters notified by the Company, and must not interfere with the Company's business.
3.
Members are responsible for managing their account information and must not allow third parties to use it. Members bear responsibility for disadvantages arising from negligent account management.
Article 13 (Members' Safety Obligations While Running)
1.
Members bear primary responsibility for their own safety while running. The Service records runs and provides features for running together; it is not a means of guaranteeing or protecting member safety.
2.
Members must observe the following while running.
1.
Watch their surroundings and comply with the Road Traffic Act and other relevant laws
2.
Not neglect to look ahead because of the screen. In particular, when checking other participants' positions on the map during a group run, do so only when it is safe
3.
Take particular care in environments with hazards, such as vehicle traffic areas, intersections, and at night or in bad weather
4.
Tap phones together to form a group only while stationary and in a safe place
5.
When listening to voice guidance through earphones, keep the volume at a level at which surrounding sounds can still be heard
6.
Not overexert, having regard to their own health and fitness level, and consult a medical professional in advance where necessary
3.
Members who feel any physical abnormality while running (chest pain, dizziness, difficulty breathing and the like) must stop running immediately and, where necessary, promptly seek medical assistance.
4.
Information such as heart rate, distance, pace and calories provided by the Service consists of measured values for reference and is not provided for the purpose of medical diagnosis, prescription or treatment. Members must not rely on it as a basis for judging their health.
5.
Except where the Company acts with intent or negligence, the Company is not liable for personal harm such as accidents, injury, illness or death occurring while a member is running.
Article 14 (Obligations When Using Group Running)
1.
In a group running session, members see other participants' location information and running metrics, and must use them only for the purpose of conducting that session's run.
2.
Members must not store, copy, distribute or disclose without authorisation, or provide to third parties, information about other participants learned through group running.
3.
Members must not track or approach others against their wishes, or otherwise infringe other participants' privacy.
4.
Members may stop sharing their own live location at any time, and must recognise that other participants have the same right.
Chapter 5 Postings and Copyright
Article 15 (Copyright in Postings)
1.
Copyright in postings a member posts or registers on the Service belongs to that member.
2.
Rights in run records a member measures and creates on the Service belong to that member.
3.
Members permit the Company to use postings and run records for the following purposes. This licence is royalty-free and non-exclusive, and is limited to the scope necessary to provide the Service.
1.
Displaying, storing and transmitting postings within the Service screens
2.
Server backup of run records and synchronisation to the member's other devices
3.
Assembling and displaying that session's run results to group run participants
4.
Creating run cards and executing sharing functions the member selects
4.
The Company does not use postings or run records for purposes other than providing the Service, such as the Company's publicity or marketing, without the member's prior consent.
5.
Where a member terminates the service agreement (withdraws membership), the licence in paragraph 3 ends and the Company deletes the related data in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
Article 16 (Matters Concerning Run Cards)
1.
Run cards are generated from a member's run records, and rights in a run card belong to that member.
2.
A run card for a group run may include the names, profile photos and records of other participants who ran together. Where a member shares such a run card outside the Service, the member must take care not to infringe the rights of other participants, and the member who shared it is responsible for any dispute arising.
3.
For the protection of personal information, run cards by default display only the route line without a map background and label the place only at the neighbourhood (dong) level; these protective defaults cannot be lowered.
Article 17 (Management of Postings)
1.
Where a member's posting violates relevant laws or contains content infringing another person's rights, the rights holder may request suspension of publication and deletion of that posting in accordance with the procedures prescribed by relevant laws, and the Company takes measures in accordance with those laws.
2.
Even without a request from a rights holder, the Company may take temporary measures in respect of a posting in accordance with relevant laws where there are grounds to recognise an infringement of rights or where the posting violates relevant laws.
Article 18 (The Company's Rights in the Service)
1.
Intellectual property rights in the Service itself — the software, design, trademarks, service name, logo, and the design templates of run cards generated by the Service — belong to the Company.
2.
Members must not use, for profit, or allow third parties to use, information obtained through use of the Service in which intellectual property rights belong to the Company, by means of reproduction, transmission, publication, distribution, broadcasting or otherwise, without the Company's prior approval.
Chapter 6 Termination of the Agreement and Restrictions on Use
Article 19 (Termination by the Member)
1.
Members may terminate the service agreement at any time through the Me tab > Account management > Withdraw membership in the app, and the Company processes this immediately in accordance with relevant laws.
2.
The procedure on withdrawal of membership is as follows.
1.
The account and data on the server are deleted first.
2.
Next, the profile, profile photo, run records and synchronisation metadata stored on the device are deleted.
3.
Once deletion is complete, the app returns to the onboarding screen.
3.
Run records deleted through withdrawal of membership cannot be recovered. Members must save in advance any records they wish to keep.
4.
Signing out is different from withdrawing membership. Signing out ends only the profile and authentication session; run records stored on the device are retained.
5.
Even after withdrawal, information that must be preserved under relevant laws is retained for the periods set out in the Privacy Policy.
Article 20 (Termination and Restriction of Use by the Company)
1.
Where a member falls under any of the following, the Company may, after prior notice, terminate the service agreement or restrict use of the Service for a specified period. Where urgent measures are required, such as a violation of relevant laws, the Company may act without prior notice and give notice afterwards.
1.
A ground for restricting acceptance under Article 5(1) is subsequently confirmed
2.
It is confirmed that the member is under the age of 14
3.
The member has breached the obligations in Article 12
4.
The member has infringed another user's privacy in breach of the group running obligations in Article 14
5.
The member has significantly interfered with other members' use of the Service or harmed the sound operation of the Service
6.
The member has otherwise violated relevant laws, or the Company reasonably judges that it needs to refuse to provide the Service
2.
Where the Company restricts use or terminates the agreement, it notifies the member of the reason and the time.
3.
Members may object to a restriction of use or termination by the Company. Where the Company recognises the objection as justified, it resumes provision of the Service immediately.
Chapter 7 Compensation for Damage and Exemptions
Article 21 (Compensation for Damage)
1.
Where the Company or a member suffers damage due to causes attributable to the other party, it may claim compensation from that party.
2.
Where a member causes damage to the Company by breaching these Terms, that member is liable to compensate the Company.
3.
Where a member causes damage to another person while using the Service, that member bears responsibility for it.
Article 22 (Exemptions)
1.
The Company is relieved of responsibility for providing the Service where it cannot do so for reasons of force majeure, such as natural disaster, war, or suspension of service by a common telecommunications provider.
2.
The Company is not liable for impediments to use of the Service attributable to the member.
3.
The Company is not liable for a member's failure to obtain, or loss of, expected profits through the Service.
4.
The Company is not liable for measurement error arising from the nature of GPS signals and device sensors. Location accuracy may be lower indoors, underground, in areas dense with tall buildings, and in tunnels, and this may cause error in distance, pace and route records.
5.
The Company does not warrant the accuracy of health and exercise information such as heart rate and calories provided by the Service, and that information does not replace medical advice.
6.
Except where the Company acts with intent or negligence, the Company is not liable for accidents or injuries arising from a member's breach of the safety obligations in Article 13.
7.
The Company has no obligation to intervene in disputes arising between members, or between a member and a third party, through the Service, and is not liable to compensate for damage arising from them. The Company may, however, provide such cooperation as is necessary for the smooth resolution of a dispute.
8.
The Company is not responsible for the content of postings placed on the Service by members, including their reliability and accuracy.
9.
The Company is not liable in relation to the use of services provided free of charge, unless relevant laws provide otherwise. Paid services are governed by relevant laws and these Terms.
Chapter 8 Miscellaneous
Article 23 (Protection of Personal Information)
1.
The Company complies with the Personal Information Protection Act, the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection and other relevant laws in order to protect members' personal information.
2.
Detailed matters concerning the processing of personal information are set out in the separate Privacy Policy.
3.
Detailed matters concerning the collection, use and provision of location information are set out in the separate Location-Based Services Terms.
Article 24 (Notices to Members)
1.
Where the Company gives notice to a member, it may do so by the email address registered by the member, in-app notifications (push notifications), or posting in the in-app notices.
2.
For notices to unspecified numbers of members, the Company may replace individual notice by posting in the in-app notices for at least seven days. Matters having a material effect on a member's own transactions are, however, notified individually.
Article 25 (Prohibition of Assignment)
Members may not assign or gift their rights to use the Service or their contractual position to another person, and may not offer them as security.
Article 26 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
1.
Actions brought between the Company and a member are governed by the law of the Republic of Korea.
2.
Actions concerning disputes arising between the Company and a member are brought before the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
3.
Where a dispute arises in connection with use of the Service, the Company and the member endeavour to resolve it amicably in accordance with the principle of good faith before litigation.
Article 27 (Company Information)
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Business name | SyncRun Labs |
| Representative | Changmok Lee |
| Business registration number | 656-09-03142 |
| Business address | 32 Daehak-ro 8-gil, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Republic of Korea |
| Business type · category | Information and communication · Wholesale and retail trade / Application software publishing · Electronic commerce via internet |
| Service name | SyncRun |
| Form of operation | Sole proprietorship |
| Service launch date | 9 September 2026 (App Store release) |
| Contact · personal information protection officer · location information manager | contact@syncrunlabs.com |
1.
As a simplified taxpayer under the Value-Added Tax Act, the Company is exempt from the mail-order business filing requirement under the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, in accordance with the Notice on Exemption Criteria for Mail-Order Business Filing.
2.
Matters concerning the location-based service business filing are set out in Article 16 of the Location-Based Services Terms.
Addendum
These Terms take effect on 5 November 2026 and replace the previous Terms (effective 3 November 2026).