The 'Company' is not responsible for damages caused by any of the following reasons.
1. If the 'Service' cannot be provided due to force majeure such as natural disasters, war, terrorism, civil strife, national emergencies, changes in laws, orders and dispositions of government agencies, or equivalent circumstances
2. Damages caused by the 'User's' intention or negligence. The following are examples.
1. Damages due to neglect of management or fraudulent use of ID, password, API Key, etc., assigned to the 'User'
2. If data is lost due to neglect of backup of data, information, materials, etc., stored in the 'Service' by the 'Member' (the primary responsibility for data preservation and backup lies with the 'User'.)
3. If damages occur because the 'Member' did not notify the 'Company' in advance of a problem that occurred while using the 'Service'
4. Damages caused by the 'Member' providing false information or not properly familiarizing themselves with the information provided by the 'Company'
5. If a 'Failure' occurs in the 'Service' due to an error in the application or software installed and used by the 'Member', or a change in the OS and security settings
6. Damages caused by the 'Member' using the 'Service' improperly or in a manner contrary to the 'Company's' policy
3. Reasons that may inevitably occur due to the nature of the 'Service'. The following are examples.
1. 'Service' interruption due to pre-announced inspections and maintenance work
2. Damages caused by the 'User's' neglect of confirmation, although regular and temporary inspections for 'Service' improvement were announced in advance
3. If a 'Failure' occurs in the use of the 'Service' due to a problem with the 'User's' system environment or network environment
4. If the 'Service' is restricted or a 'Failure' occurs due to a system load caused by the 'User's' excessive traffic generation, resource use, or abnormal access
5. Partial performance degradation of the 'Service', intermittent connection failure, problems with external networks (ISP, etc.)
4. Damages caused by the act of a third party. The following are examples.
1. If 'Service' provision is interrupted due to 'Failure' of the telecommunications 'Service' provided by the telecommunications carrier
2. If 'Failure' or data damage occurs despite the 'Company' having taken reasonable technical protection measures to prevent illegal intrusion from the outside (hacking, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, malware distribution, etc.)
3. Any disputes and damages arising from the use of the 'Service' between 'Users' or between 'Users' and third parties
5. Other damages occurred without the 'Company's' intention or gross negligence
1. Loss of expected revenue using the 'Service' or additional damages caused by materials obtained through the 'Service'