Chapter 1 General provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of these terms is to define the basic matters concerning the conditions and procedures for using the services provided by DIVA Plastic Surgery (hereinafter "the service").



Article 2 (Effect and amendment of the terms)
① These terms take effect by being announced through the service or notified to members by e-mail or other means.
② The company may change the contents of these terms, and the changed terms take effect by being announced or notified in the same way as in paragraph 1.



Article 3 (Rules other than the terms)
Where matters not mentioned in these terms are provided for in the Telecommunications Basic Act, the Telecommunications Business Act or other relevant laws, those provisions may apply.



Article 4 (Definition of terms)
The definitions of the terms used in these terms are as follows.
① Member: a person who has concluded a use contract with the company or been given a user ID in order to receive the service.
② ID: a combination of letters and numbers set by the member and approved by the company for identifying the member and using the service.
③ Password: a combination of letters and numbers set by the member to confirm that they are the member matching the ID given to them and to protect the member's own confidentiality.
④ Termination: the cancellation of the use contract by the company or the member after the service has been activated.



Chapter 2 Service use contract

Article 5 (Establishment of the use contract)
① When a member clicks the "Agree" button in answer to the question "Do you agree to the terms of use?" at the time of applying, they are deemed to have agreed to these terms.
② The use contract is established when the company accepts an application made by a person wishing to use the service after they have agreed to the terms of use.



Article 6 (Application for use) ① To use this service, apply by entering all the user information required on the company's sign-up form.
② All user information entered on the sign-up form is deemed to be genuine data. Users who do not enter an explanation or genuine information cannot receive legal protection and may be restricted from using the service.



Article 7 (Acceptance of the application for use)
① The company accepts applications to use the service from customers applying under Article 6, except in the cases of items 2 and 3.
② In the following cases the company may withhold acceptance until the reason for restricting acceptance of the application is resolved.
a. Where there is no spare capacity in the service-related facilities
b. Where there is a technical difficulty
c. Other cases the company deems necessary
③ The company may refuse to accept in the following cases
a. Where the application is made using another person's name
b. Where false user information was entered when applying for use
c. Where the application is made with the aim of harming public order or morals
d. Where other application requirements set by the company are not met



Article 8 (Change of user information)
Where the user information entered when applying for use changes, the member must amend it online, and responsibility for problems arising from failure to amend it lies with the user.



Chapter 3 Obligations of the parties to the contract

Article 9 (Obligations of the company)
① The company may not disclose or distribute to others the personal data of members obtained in connection with the provision of the service without their prior consent.
However, the following cases are exceptions.
a. Where there is a request from a state agency under the provisions of laws such as the Telecommunications Basic Act
b. Where there is a criminal investigation purpose or a request from the Information and Communications Ethics Committee
c. Where there is a request under other procedures prescribed by relevant laws
② Within the scope of paragraph 1, the company may compile and use statistical data on the personal data of all or some members in connection with its business, and may send cookies to members' computers through the service. In that case members may refuse to accept cookies or change the settings of the browser on the computer they use so that they are notified when cookies are received.



Article 10 (Obligations of members)
① Members must not carry out any of the following acts when using the service.
a. Improperly using another member's ID
b. Reproducing information obtained from the service without the company's prior consent for purposes other than the member's own use, or altering it, using it for publication or broadcasting, or providing it to others
c. Acts infringing the company's copyright, a third party's copyright or other rights
d. Distributing to others information, text, images and the like whose content violates public order and morals
e. Acts objectively judged to be connected with crime
f. Other acts violating relevant laws
② Members must comply with the relevant laws, the matters set out in these terms, the service usage guide and the precautions.
③ Members must comply with the usage restrictions posted by the company in the service notices or separately announced for each type of content.
④ Members may not carry out any profit-making activity using the service without the company's prior consent.



Chapter 4 Provision and use of the service

Article 11 (Members' obligations regarding management of the member ID and password)
All management of the ID and password is the responsibility of the member. The member bears full responsibility for all consequences arising from negligent management or improper use of the ID and password given to them.
Where their ID has been used improperly, or in the event of any other security breach, the member must notify the company of the fact.



Article 12 (Provision of information)
The company may provide members with various information it deems necessary while they use the service, by e-mail, letter post or other means, and members who do not wish to receive it can opt out of receiving information in the sign-up menu and the member information edit menu.



Article 13 (Transactions with advertisers)
The company bears no responsibility for any loss or damage arising as a result of a member's participation in, communication with, or transactions from an advertiser's promotional activities posted on or conducted through this service.



Article 14 (Members' posts)
The company bears no responsibility for content posted, published, e-mailed or otherwise transmitted by members through this service, and may delete it without prior notice where it judges the content to fall under any of the following items.
① Where the content slanders another member or a third party, infringes privacy, or damages reputation through defamation.
② Where it disrupts, or is likely to disrupt, the stable operation of the service
③ Where the content is deemed to be connected with criminal acts
④ Where the content infringes the company's intellectual property rights, a third party's intellectual property rights or other rights
⑤ Where the posting period set by the company has been exceeded
⑥ Where it is judged to violate other relevant laws



Article 15 (Rights and responsibilities regarding posts)
All rights and responsibilities, including copyright, in a post lie with the member who posted it.



Article 16 (Consultation board)
① Answers to consultations are subjective replies based on the knowledge of each specialist.
The company does not represent the opinions expressed in the answers.
② In order to give an appropriate answer to the consultation a member has requested, each specialist may refer to the consultation content and answers.
③ The content of consultations conducted in the service may be used, after personal details have been deleted, as part of academic activities, authoring activities such as printed materials, FAQs and other service content.
④ Where a consultation of the following kind is requested, the consultation service may not be provided.
(1) Where consultations of the same content are requested repeatedly
(2) Where a consultation is requested using expressions contrary to common decency
(3) Where a consultation is requested demanding a diagnosis
(4) Where a consultation is requested about content designated as confidential



Article 17 (Contents of mail)
① The company does not edit or monitor the contents of members' mail.
② Responsibility for the contents of mail lies with each member.
③ Members must not send obscene or subversive material, junk mail, spam mail, or mail that harms others or public morals without permission.
④ Under Article 53 of the Telecommunications Basic Act, Article 16 of the Enforcement Decree of the Telecommunications Business Act (subversive communications) and Article 53(3) of the Telecommunications Business Act, all legal responsibility arising from transmitting obscene or subversive material lies with the member, and the company bears no responsibility.
⑤ The ID and mail of a member who uses this service to harm others or damage public morals cannot be protected.



Article 18 (Service hours)
① Unless there is an operational or technical fault of the company or another special reason, the service is available 24 hours a day, all year round. However, where the company needs to inspect equipment, or where use of the service is disrupted by force majeure such as equipment failure or a surge in service use, all or part of the use of the service may exceptionally be restricted.
② The company may separately set the service hours for some of the services it provides, and in that case it announces or notifies those hours to members in advance.



Article 19 (Responsibility for use of the service)
Members may not use the service to carry out business activities selling illegal goods, and in particular may not engage in hacking, money-making advertising, commercial activity through obscene sites, or illegal distribution of commercial software. The company bears no responsibility for the results and losses of business activities carried out in breach of this, or for legal measures such as arrest by the relevant authorities.

Chapter 5 Miscellaneous



Article 20 (Termination of the contract and restriction of use)
① Where a member wishes to terminate the use contract, the member must apply to the company for termination in person.
② Where a member commits any of the following acts, the company may terminate the use contract without prior notice, or suspend use of the service for a set period.
a. Where another person's service ID and password have been misappropriated
b. Where the operation of the service has been deliberately obstructed
c. Where content harmful to public order and morals has been deliberately distributed
d. Where a member plans or carries out use of the service with the aim of harming the national interest or the public interest
e. Where an act damaging another person's reputation or causing them disadvantage has been committed
f. Where a large volume of information or advertising information has been transmitted with the aim of obstructing the stable operation of the service
g. Where a computer virus program or the like that causes malfunction of information and communications facilities or destruction of information is distributed
h. Where the intellectual property rights of the company, another member or a third party are infringed
i. Where there is a corrective request from an external body such as the Information and Communications Ethics Committee, or an authoritative interpretation has been received from the Election Commission in relation to illegal election campaigning
j. Where another person's personal data, user ID and password are used improperly
k. Where information obtained using the company's service information is reproduced, distributed or used commercially without the company's prior consent
l. Where a member posts obscene material on their own website or board, or links to obscene sites
m. Where these terms or other conditions of use set by the company and relevant laws are violated



Article 21 (Compensation for damage)
The company bears no responsibility for any damage incurred by members in connection with use of the service while the service is free of charge.



Article 22 (Disclaimer)
① Where the company cannot provide the service because of a natural disaster or equivalent force majeure, it is exempted from responsibility for providing the service.
② Where a disruption to the use of the service arises from causes attributable to the member, the company is exempted from responsibility.
③ The company is exempted from responsibility for a member's failure to obtain the benefit expected from the company's provision of the service, or for damage arising from the member's selection or use of service materials.
④ The company is exempted from responsibility for the content, such as the reliability and accuracy, of information, materials and facts posted by members in the service.



Article 23 (Jurisdiction)
Where litigation is brought over a dispute under these terms, the court having jurisdiction over the location of the company's head office is the court of exclusive jurisdiction.


[Addendum]
(Date of effect) These terms take effect from 1 August 2015.