Article 1 General provisions
Dreamyoungs Inc. (the ‘Company’) maintains the following privacy policy under the Personal Information Protection Act to protect users' personal information, rights and interests and to handle related complaints smoothly. This policy may change as relevant laws and guidelines change. Revisions will be announced through notices on the Cloudturing website (cloudturing.com) or individual notices.
Article 2 Personal information collected
1. In providing this service, the Company collects information required for basic service provision and optional information.
2. The following information may be collected while users use Cloudturing.
| Category |
Items collected |
| Cloudturing service |
Information for building chatbot knowledge bases
- Personal information in documents (pdf, doc, txt, jpeg, etc.) uploaded by chatbot administrators to build chatbot knowledge bases
Information for guidance when contacting sales
- Required items: email, phone number, name, company name, website address and inquiry content
Information for service registration and use
- Required items: email, mobile phone number, login ID, cookies, personal information directly entered by users during chats and conversation content
Service inquiries and consultations
- Required items: email, mobile phone number, login ID, cookies, personal information directly entered by users during chats and conversation content
Service usage records
- Required items: chatbot conversation logs, access logs, access IP information, misuse records, payment records, parameter information and encrypted user identification values (CI)
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Article 3 Methods of collecting personal information
The Company obtains consent to collect users' personal information. During registration, users can select agreement or non-agreement to the privacy policy and terms of service; selecting agreement is regarded as consent to personal information collection.
- Telephone, fax, email and other information directly provided by users with consent to collection during applications, registration and service use on the service website
- Collection through tools for information generated during service use
- If data (such as documents) uploaded by a customer for chatbot training contains personal information of the customer's employees or other third parties, the customer must warrant that lawful consent for collection, use and provision (entrusted processing) has been obtained from the data subjects.
Article 4 Purposes of collecting and using personal information
The Company processes personal information for the following purposes only. Prior consent will be sought if the purpose of use changes.
- Service use: For users of services requiring login only, the Company processes personal information (de-identified key values) received through authentication using Google (www.google.com) and KakaoTalk (www.kakao.com) registration information.
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Website registration and member management: Personal information is processed to confirm the intention to register, identify and authenticate members for member services, maintain and manage membership, verify identity under the limited identity verification system, prevent misuse, issue notices, handle complaints and retain records for dispute resolution.
- Inquiry handling: Personal information is processed to identify the inquiring user, confirm inquiry details, contact and notify the user for fact-finding and communicate the outcome.
- GenA service processing: This includes ‘generating AI answers based on uploaded documents’, ‘automatically collecting data by understanding and analyzing conversation context’ and ‘using data to improve services and develop new AI models’.
- Provision of goods or services: Personal information is processed to provide services, send invoices, provide content and customized services, verify identity and process and settle payments.
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Marketing and advertising: Personal information is processed to develop new services (products), provide customized services, offer events, advertising information and participation opportunities, provide services and advertisements based on demographic characteristics, verify service effectiveness, analyze access frequency and produce service usage statistics.
Article 5 Provision of personal information to third parties
The Company uses personal information within the scope stated in Article 4. Without prior user consent, it does not use information beyond that scope and, in principle, does not disclose it externally or provide it to third parties. The following are exceptions.
- Where the user has consented in advance
- Where necessary to perform the service contract and settle fees
- Where information is processed and provided for statistical purposes in a form that does not identify a specific individual
- Where required by laws or requested by investigative authorities for investigations in accordance with procedures and methods prescribed by law
Article 6 Entrusted processing of personal information
1. The Company entrusts personal information processing as follows to ensure smooth handling.
- Entrusted parties (processors): Google LLC (in Korea and abroad), Kakao (in Korea), Naver Cloud Platform (in Korea), Amazon Web Services (in Korea), Meta Platforms, Inc. (abroad)
| Company name |
Entrusted tasks and purposes |
Server location country |
Entrustment period |
| Google LLC |
Entrusted processing of registration information and operation and management of IT systems for chatting |
Korea |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
| Service provision using the AI model Gemini |
United States |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
| Service usage statistical analysis (Google Analytics) |
United States |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
| Kakao |
Operation and management of IT systems for chatting and delivery of Alimtalk notifications |
Korea |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
| Naver Cloud Platform |
Entrusted processing of registration information (email addresses), email delivery and Alimtalk notifications |
Korea |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
| Amazon Web Services |
Entrusted processing of registration information (email addresses) and email delivery |
Korea |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
| Meta Platforms, Inc. |
Advertising performance measurement and optimization (Meta Conversions API) |
United States |
Until the entrustment contract ends |
- Entrusted information: Data generated during user–chatbot conversations (informational guidance), including text, photos, location information, videos, web links, audio clips and images, and data reprocessed from those data may be included.
2. When entering entrustment contracts, the Company specifies in contracts or other documents the prohibition on processing outside the entrusted purpose, technical and administrative safeguards, limits on further entrustment, processor management and supervision, and liability including compensation under the Personal Information Protection Act. It supervises safe processing by processors. Business partner names are specified through web page links.
3. Changes to entrusted tasks or processors will be disclosed promptly through this privacy policy.
Article 7 Processing and use periods
1. The Company retains and uses collected personal information only during service use (from registration to termination) or the dispute-handling period (retention period). Where a law specifies otherwise, information is retained under the relevant law.
- Retained items: name, ID, password, phone number, email address, address, department information, legal representative information, service usage records, access logs, access IP information, fee details (billed amount, VAT, received amount, billing and receipt dates), payment records, payer name, services used, reductions and reasons, and billing address
- Retention period: 5 years
2. After membership withdrawal or fulfillment of collection and use purposes, personal information is destroyed promptly without exception, except for the following grounds and periods.
a. Under internal Company policies
① Even after withdrawal, the Company retains user information as follows to provide services smoothly and prevent improper use.
- Retention grounds: avoiding confusion in service use, resolving disputes and cooperating with requests from investigative authorities
- Retention period: 1 year
② Improper use and misuse records (including personal information of improper users)
- Retention grounds: preventing improper use and misuse and preventing re-registration by improper users
- Retention period: 1 year
③ Chatbot training data and conversation logs
- Retention grounds: provision of chatbot services
- Retention period: while the subscription is maintained. After cancellation or in the absence of a subscription, chatbots with no purchase history are destroyed after 30 days and those with a purchase history after 1 year.
b. Where laws require retention without user consent
| Applicable law |
Retained information |
Retention period |
| Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc. |
Records concerning contracts or withdrawal of offers |
5 years |
| Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc.; Commercial Act; Framework Act on National Taxes; Income Tax Act; Corporate Tax Act; Value-Added Tax Act |
Records concerning payments and supply of goods, commercial books, business vouchers and supporting documents |
5 years |
| Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc. |
Records concerning consumer complaints or dispute handling |
3 years |
| Protection of Communications Secrets Act |
Website visit records |
6 months |
Article 8 Data subjects' rights regarding automated decisions
Where a decision by a fully automated system such as a chatbot significantly affects a data subject's rights or obligations, the data subject may reject the decision or request an explanation from the Company. To exercise these rights, contact the personal information contact listed below.
Article 9 Destruction procedures and methods
In principle, the Company promptly destroys personal information once its processing purpose is fulfilled. The procedures, deadlines and methods are as follows.
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Destruction procedure: After its purpose is fulfilled, information entered by users is transferred to a separate database (or separate documents for paper records), retained for a specified period under internal policies and relevant laws, and then destroyed, or destroyed immediately. Information transferred to that database is not used for other purposes unless required by law.
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Destruction deadline: Information is destroyed within 5 days after the retention period ends. Where it becomes unnecessary because its purpose is fulfilled, the service is discontinued or the business ends, it is destroyed within 5 days of the date it is recognized as no longer necessary.
- Destruction method: Electronic files are destroyed using technical methods that prevent recovery of the records. Personal information printed on paper is shredded or incinerated.
Article 10 Rights of users and legal representatives and how to exercise them
1. Data subjects may request access, correction, deletion or suspension of processing of personal information from the Company at any time.
a. Rights under paragraph 1 may be exercised in writing, by email or by fax under Article 41, paragraph 1 of the Enforcement Decree of the Personal Information Protection Act. The Company will take action promptly.
b. Rights under paragraph 1 may be exercised through a legal representative or an authorized agent. A power of attorney in Form 11 attached to the Enforcement Rule of the Personal Information Protection Act must be submitted.
2. Rights to request access or suspension of processing may be restricted under the Personal Information Protection Act.
3. When requesting correction or deletion, deletion cannot be requested where another law expressly requires collection of the information.
4. For access, correction, deletion or processing suspension requests, the Company verifies that the requester is the data subject or an authorized representative.
Article 11 Installation, operation and refusal of automatic collection tools
The Company uses cookies to retrieve and store information as needed when operating its service website. Cookies are small text files sent by the service website's server to users' browsers and stored on their computer hard drives. Users may permit or refuse cookie-based collection through browser security settings.
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Information collected through cookies and its purposes
- Collected information: service usage information such as ID, access IP, access logs and content used
- Purposes: analyzing access frequency, visit times, preferences and interests, visit counts and event participation, and supporting targeted marketing, service changes and personalized services
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Users can choose whether to install cookies. Browser options allow users to adjust the level of cookie-based information collection.
- Select [Tools] → [Internet Options] → [Security] → [Custom Level] in the browser to set the level of cookie-based collection.
- These menus allow confirmation each time a cookie is stored or refusal of all cookie storage. Refusing cookies may make service provision difficult.
Article 12 Technical and administrative protection measures
Under Article 29 of the Personal Information Protection Act, the Company takes the following technical, administrative and physical measures necessary to ensure security.
- Regular internal audits: Internal audits are conducted regularly (1 audit per quarter) to ensure security in personal information handling.
- Minimizing and training personal information handling staff: The Company designates and limits staff handling personal information to responsible personnel as a management safeguard.
- Establishing and implementing an internal management plan: An internal management plan is established and implemented for safe personal information processing.
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Technical measures against hacking: To prevent leaks or damage caused by hacking or computer viruses, the Company installs security software and updates and checks it regularly. Systems are placed in areas with controlled external access and monitored and protected through technical and physical measures.
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Encryption of personal information: Passwords are stored and managed in encrypted form so that only the user knows them. Important data is protected through separate measures such as encryption of files and transmitted data or file locking.
- Retention and protection of access records against alteration: Access records for personal information systems are retained and managed for at least 6 months. Security functions protect them from alteration, theft and loss.
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Restricting access to personal information: Access control measures are taken by granting, changing and revoking permissions for databases processing personal information. Intrusion prevention systems control unauthorized external access.
- Locks for document security: Documents and auxiliary storage media containing personal information are kept in secure, locked locations.
Article 13 Contact details for the personal information protection officer and contact
1. The Company takes overall responsibility for personal information processing and designates the following department to handle complaints and remedies for data subjects.
Personal information protection department
- Department: Information Security Team
- Contact person: Minseok Jung
- Contact: 02-332-4320, help@cloudturing.com
2. Data subjects may contact this department regarding all personal information protection inquiries, complaints and remedies arising from service use. The Company will respond and handle inquiries promptly.
The organizations below are separate from the Company. Contact them if you are dissatisfied with the Company's complaint handling or remedies or need more detailed assistance.
Personal Information Infringement Report Center (operated by the Korea Internet & Security Agency)
- Responsibilities: reports of personal information infringement and consultation requests
- Website: privacy.kisa.or.kr
- Telephone: 118 (no area code)
- Address: (58324) Personal Information Infringement Report Center, 3rd floor, 9 Jinheung-gil, Naju-si, Jeollanam-do (301-2 Bitgaram-dong)
Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee
- Responsibilities: personal information dispute mediation applications and collective dispute mediation (civil resolution)
- Website: www.kopico.go.kr
- Telephone: 1833-6972 (no area code)
- Address: (03171) 4th floor, Government Complex Seoul, 209 Sejong-daero, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Supreme Prosecutors' Office Cybercrime Investigation Unit: 02-3480-3573 (www.spo.go.kr)
National Police Agency Cyber Safety Bureau: 182 (http://cyberbureau.police.go.kr)
Article 14 Guaranteeing data subjects' rights
1. Users may view or modify their registered personal information or request its deletion at any time.
2. Contact the personal information protection officer in writing, by phone or by email. Action will be taken promptly after identity verification.
3. When a user requests correction of errors, the information is not used or provided until correction is complete. If incorrect information has already been provided to third parties, the correction outcome is communicated promptly so that it can be corrected.
4. Information terminated or deleted at the request of a user or legal representative is handled under Article 7, ‘Processing and use periods’, and cannot be accessed or used for other purposes.
Article 15 Withdrawal of consent
Users may withdraw consent to collection, use and provision of personal information given during registration at any time, including by emailing the personal information administrator (help@cloudturing.com). The Company takes action promptly after verifying identity.
Article 16 Notification obligations
Additions, deletions or changes to this privacy policy are announced on the Cloudturing service notice board at least 7 days before the effective date.
Supplementary provision (effective date)
This privacy policy takes effect on April 9, 2026.