BLOCROWN Terms of Service

Effective 2026-10-13 · Version 2026-11-12.29 (change to Article 6(5) announced 2026-10-08 · applies from 2026-10-14) · Notice date 2026-10-06 · Partial revision (2026-10-12.5 — Credits merged into Points): notice 2026-10-10 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-12.6 — responsibility for rights in content): notice 2026-10-11 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-12.7 — basis for Point pack prices): notice 2026-10-11 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-12.8 — open plazas): notice 2026-10-13 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-12.9 — rooftop links): notice 2026-10-13 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-12.10 — corrected location sentences · link to the Location-Based Service Terms): notice 2026-10-13 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-13.11 — Name change only (no change in substance): “space” → “building”): notice 2026-10-13 · effective 2026-10-14 · Partial revision (2026-10-14.12 — building name change rules added · location information no longer collected): notice 2026-10-14 · effective 2026-10-15 · Partial revision (2026-10-14.13 — sign-up event Points · acquisition rule start date · “friend” naming): notice 2026-10-14 · effective 2026-10-15 · Partial revision (2026-10-14.14 — “Owner” naming unified (no change in substance)): notice 2026-10-14 · effective 2026-10-15 · Partial revision (2026-10-15.15 — GPS features (Start from my location, GPS Trial) added · Article 4(4) · Location-Based Service Terms 2026-10-15.1 take effect): notice 2026-10-15 · effective 2026-10-15 — it adds a new optional feature based on consent, so it takes effect immediately · Partial revision (2026-10-15.16 — prohibited conduct detailed; detecting and recording unfair use; restriction measures and explanation; legal responsibility · Articles 11 to 11-4): notice 2026-10-15 · effective 2026-11-02 (brought forward by the 2026-11-02.25 amendment · originally announced effective date 2026-11-14) · Partial revision (2026-10-16.17 — acquisition rule · Article 6(5)): notice 2026-10-16 · effective 2026-10-16 · Partial revision (2026-10-22.18 — AI office buildings · Article 8(8)): notice 2026-10-22 · effective 2026-10-22 · Partial revision (2026-10-27.19 — fortune house (Myeongridang) content: paid readings, gift building and traditional-culture content notice · new Article 8-7 · AI office trusted devices · Article 8(8)): notice 2026-10-27 · effective 2026-10-27 · Partial revision (2026-10-27.20 — live road video (CCTV) · new Article 8-8): notice 2026-10-27 · effective 2026-10-27 · Partial revision (2026-10-29.21 — open plaza post categories · Article 8-6(3) · Plaza Hall and Plaza Chat · new Article 8-6(8) · Random Pen Pal · new Article 8-9): notice 2026-10-29 · effective 2026-10-29 · Partial revision (2026-10-30.22 — paid Random Pen Pal delivery items in packs of 10 · cancelling an unused pack within 7 days · Article 8-9(4) · Article 9(3) · Article 13): notice 2026-10-30 · effective 2026-10-30 · Partial revision (2026-10-30.23 — member building names (original names hidden · rename once every 30 days) · Article 8(7) · Random Pen Pal “Throw to the sky” and street letters · Article 8-9 · Faith buildings · School buildings · Cinema buildings · Campgrounds and the campfire (paid fire items) · Fan club halls · Custom outfits (processing abroad) · Meetup places and place chat rooms · new Articles 8-10 to 8-16 · Article 9(3) · Article 13): notice 2026-10-30 · effective 2026-10-30 · Partial revision (2026-10-30.24 — campground logs one per person · every 5 minutes · fire effects usable after the current one ends (checked before payment) · announcements for “Just for me” items · Article 8-13(4) and (8) · faith building background music · Article 8-10(8) · staff checks and actions in member buildings · new Article 8(9)): notice 2026-10-30 · effective 2026-10-30 · Partial revision (2026-11-02.25 — prohibition of reverse engineering and de-obfuscation, copied apps and websites, automated collection and bulk downloading, and use of identifying values · Article 11 items 5, 7 and 12 and new item 13 · effective date of the 2026-10-15.16 amendment brought forward to 2026-11-02): notice 2026-11-02 · effective 2026-11-02 — takes effect on the day it is announced by the Company's decision (members who do not agree may withdraw) · Partial revision (2026-11-04.26 — campground logs three per person · every 3 minutes · Article 8-13(4)): notice 2026-11-04 · effective 2026-11-04 — takes effect on the day it is announced as it is favorable to members · Partial revision (2026-11-09.27 — PC café member works links · Data Center member links · Article 8(3) external link exceptions): notice 2026-11-09 · effective 2026-11-09 — takes effect on the day of approval as it adds optional features members use themselves · Partial revision (2026-11-09.28 — Ranking Room · new Article 8-17): notice 2026-11-09 · effective 2026-11-09 — takes effect on the day of approval as it adds an optional feature members use themselves · Partial revision (2026-11-12.29 — Hood Music Hall · new Article 8-18): notice 2026-11-13 · effective 2026-11-13 — takes effect on the day of approval as it adds an optional feature members use themselves · Provisions unfavorable to members apply from the dates set in the Addenda · The previous version (2026-09-28.4) is available on request · This is a translation; if it differs from the Korean original, the version more favorable to you applies.

BLOCROWN (the “Service”) is an online game operated by Airony Company Inc. (the “Company”, “we”). In a game city built from real-world map data, users run empty buildings as their own building (hideout), decorate them, and visit and interact with other users' buildings. These Terms set out the rights and obligations of the Company and users in relation to use of the Service.

Article 1 (Definitions)

  1. “Member”: a user who agreed to these Terms and the Privacy Policy and created an account by completing email verification.
  2. “Guest”: a user who plays only on their device without signing up. Guest records are stored only on that device.
  3. “Points (P)”: the only currency used in the game. There are free Points earned by playing, and paid Points that Members get by buying Point packs through the App Store or Google Play (including bonus Points attached to a pack). The screen shows a single balance; on our server we record the free, bonus and paid portions separately. Points cannot be exchanged for cash or given to other Members.
  4. “Operating rights”: an in-game permission to use, decorate and publish one empty building in the game as your own building. They are not real-world rights such as ownership of or a lease on a real building, and they are not permanent. Operating rights last only for the operating period set out in these Terms.
  5. “Building (hideout)”: a building for which a Member holds operating rights. Rooftop decorations, featured content and the guestbook are attached to it. “Owner”: the Member who holds the operating rights to that building.
  6. “Operating period”: the period during which operating rights last. “Grace period”: the period after the operating period ends during which the Owner can still open the building again to keep it going.
  7. “First hideout (free home hideout)”: the one free home building each Member has. It is the destination of the free “To home hideout” return.
  8. “Block Meeting (반상회)”: a private group created by Members. “Regulars”: a relationship in which a Member registers another Member's building to receive its updates. “Friends”: a relationship between Members in which a Member adds another Member to receive new updates from that Member's buildings.
  9. “Open plaza (plaza tower)”: a virtual tower (plaza tower) that we put up in the game, one in the capital (or main city) of each country or region, together with the public board where Members leave posts. A plaza tower is not a real building and is not subject to operating rights (Article 8-6).
  10. “Random Pen Pal”: a feature for exchanging letters with Members you don't know, available only to Members who turn it on themselves (Article 8-9). “Pen pal city”: the in-game city a Member chooses as the place to receive letters in Random Pen Pal (not a real location). “Delivery item”: an in-game item chosen when sending a letter (free, or bought with Points).

Article 2 (Posting and changing these Terms)

We post these Terms on the Service screens. When we change them, we announce the changes and the reasons through in-app notices starting 7 days before they take effect (30 days before, for changes unfavorable to Members). Members who do not agree to a change may delete their account. If you keep using the Service after the effective date, you are deemed to have agreed to the changed Terms, and we will tell you this in the notice.

Article 3 (Sign-up)

  1. Only people aged 14 or older can sign up. If the laws of a country set a higher age, you must be at least that age; the sign-up screen shows it.
  2. Sign-up is completed only after you enter the 6-digit verification code sent to your email.
  3. If someone signs up with another person's email or with false information, we may restrict their use.
  4. Only you may use your account. It cannot be transferred or sold to anyone else.

Article 3-2 (Brand accounts — where offered)

  1. Where we offer brand accounts, you choose either a personal account or a brand account at sign-up. A brand account is a business account for preparing a virtual brand storefront.
  2. A brand account must be created with a business email by a person aged 19 or older who is authorized to sign up on behalf of the brand. The account stays “pending approval” until we have verified the brand and its official domain.
  3. Brand accounts do not play the game, such as running buildings, earning Points or showing online presence.
  4. Payment, fee and refund terms for brand products are announced separately before payment and set in a separate agreement.
  5. If a brand account was created with false information or impersonates a brand without authority, we may suspend the brand account after telling you the reason.

Article 4 (The Service)

  1. The Service is a game in which you move around, run buildings, decorate, publish content, visit and interact in a game city built from real-world map data (such as OpenStreetMap). In-game positions and characters are not users' real locations. “My location” in the Service is your character's location in the game.
  2. The countries and cities currently available are shown in the Service.
  3. The “climbing” feature for scaling buildings is not currently offered. Climb records and badges left from before remain as they are.
  4. Your first in-game city is chosen on your device from its language and time zone settings, and you can change your starting location by searching for an address or place name in “Find start location”. Users aged 18 or over may optionally use the GPS features (Start from my location, GPS Trial); real walking is handled with the same rules as walking in the game. During GPS Trial, functions about the user's own buildings and travel means are restricted and the character is hidden from everyone. The GPS features follow the Location-Based Service Terms.
  5. Features open in stages. Features that are not yet open are marked “Coming soon” in the Service. Features described in these Terms as “(where offered)” apply only after we open them in the Service.

Article 4-2 (Virtual brand storefronts — where offered)

  1. A virtual brand storefront is a virtual space selected inside the game. It does not mean any right to a real building or shop, or a partnership with a real building owner or shop, and we do not guarantee visits or sales.
  2. “Enter” in front of a storefront building opens the brand homepage (HTTPS) approved by the operator. Logins and purchases there are a matter between the brand and the user.
  3. Simply viewing the homepage or returning to the game does not earn Points or rewards.

Article 5 (Points)

  1. Points are earned by playing (free Points) or obtained by buying Point packs (paid Points · Article 9), and are used only in the game (outfits, travel, facade ads, etc.). How to earn them, the amounts and the pack contents are shown under “Points at a glance” and on the purchase screen in the Service.
  2. When you spend Points, they are deducted in this order: free Points → bonus Points → paid Points. Items marked “paid Points only” (facade ads) are deducted from paid Points only.
  3. Points cannot be exchanged for cash or given to other Members. Free Points and bonus Points are not refundable; withdrawal and refunds of paid Points follow the Refund Policy. Points obtained by unfair means may be taken back.
  4. Guest Points are stored only on that device, so they may be lost if you change devices or clear storage.
  5. When you open a building facade ad for the first time, Points are credited once per ad per day, up to 20P per day. Points obtained through automated input or similar means are taken back.
  6. The Company may grant free Points through events such as a sign-up event. Each account can receive event Points only once, and re-registering with the same email or device after leaving does not grant them again. Event Points are free Points and are not refundable. The Company may end an event at any time; Members who join after it ends do not receive them, and Points already granted remain. Event Points obtained by unfair means will be taken back.

Article 6 (Getting operating rights)

  1. When our server confirms that your in-game character has arrived at the entrance of an empty building, you get operating rights with “Start operating”. The operating fee is 0P, and there are no recurring charges.
  2. Your account's first hideout can be chosen directly on the map without travelling, one time only. After that, you must arrive at a building's entrance.
  3. Normal operation cannot be started on the following buildings; they can be operated only during events we announce. Buildings whose height has not been verified may also be restricted.
  4. The following limits are set by our server, shown in the app, and increase step by step with your activity: the number of buildings you can run at the same time, the number you can newly start per day, the number you can run in each neighborhood, and the height of building you can run. From your second building on, every building you run must have featured content published.
  5. In each country, you can get operating rights for up to 15 buildings without spending Points (your first hideout included). Free acquisitions are limited to one per day across your account (based on midnight Korea time). A second or later acquisition on the same day costs that building's price in Points. The price is proportional to the building's floor area and verified height, from 1,500P to 50,000P per building, and is shown on the building screen and in the confirmation window. Each Member can run up to 15 buildings per country. Buildings you already run beyond 15 are kept; you just cannot get new ones in that country. Buildings without a verified height record cannot be acquired.
  6. Each building is run by only one person: whoever is confirmed first. Operating rights cannot be sold to other Members or transferred in exchange for anything.

Article 7 (Operating period · grace period · release)

  1. The operating period of a regular spot is 30 days from when you started operating it. The figure shown in the Service applies.
  2. If the Owner, while logged in, opens their own building directly and keeps it on screen briefly (3 seconds or more), the operating period is reset to 30 days from that moment. The time is not added to the remaining period, and it renews only once a day. The following do not count as renewal: only viewing lists, previews or notifications; another person visiting or liking the building.
  3. When the operating period ends, a 7-day grace period begins. Opening the building once during the grace period continues it immediately.
  4. If you do not open the building by the end of the grace period, your operating rights end, and 24 hours later the building reopens so that other Members can start it under the same conditions. Content from the ended building goes back to the Owner's archive and props that were placed there go back to the Owner's prop storage; they do not pass to the new Owner.
  5. Notices about upcoming expiry, the start of the grace period, upcoming release and release are sent only through the in-app notification inbox and notices shown when you log in. They are not sent by email or push notification. The operating period is calculated under this Article whether or not a notice reaches you.
  6. Time during which you could not open your building because of a service outage does not count as absence, and we extend the period by that amount of time. Buildings with an ongoing facade ad contract are not released automatically; our operations team reviews them.
  7. Besides release under this Article, operating rights also end through (1) the Member's voluntary return, (2) an operational action with a recorded reason (abuse, legal request, data error), or (3) account deletion. You may object to an operational action.
  8. Even when operating rights end, your collection records, purchased outfits and decoration props, and Points remain.

Article 7-2 (First hideout)

  1. You can run your first hideout for 1 year without an operating fee.
  2. When the Owner does any of the following, the period is reset to 1 year from that time: opening the first hideout (a visit), or posting or editing content, saving rooftop or facade decorations, or replying in the guestbook (an update).
  3. If there is no visit or update at all for 1 year, we tell you through an in-app notification and give you a 7-day grace period. Opening the hideout once during the grace period continues it as is; when the grace period ends, the operating rights end and the building opens to other Members 24 hours later.
  4. When the operating rights to your first hideout end, we keep that hideout's rooftop layout (blueprint), facade decorations, the content you had published and the building settings in your account archive. When you choose a new first hideout, you can move them all at once with “Bring over previous hideout decorations”. Anything that does not fit the building's size or category stays in the archive. No decorations from the previous Owner remain on a building that passes to another Member.
  5. If you are running another building, you can move your free hideout there. How often you can move it is shown in the Service; currently it is once every 7 days. When you move it, the new hideout gets 1 year from that time, and the old hideout becomes a regular spot subject to Article 7.

Article 7-3 (Takeover listings)

  1. A building whose operating rights ended through account deletion or an operational action may be passed on through a fixed-price takeover listing instead of being released straight away as an empty building. A listing is not an auction to the highest bidder, and it stays open for at least 72 hours.
  2. Only Members whose arrival at that building's entrance after the listing opened has been confirmed by our server can apply. They must meet the stage and holding-limit conditions, and can apply only once per listing.
  3. When you apply, the acquisition fee (Points) shown on the listing is held. At closing, we re-check the conditions in application order and pass the building to the first Member who meets them; the holds of the other Members are released. The acquisition fee is not paid to the previous Owner.
  4. The previous Owner, and accounts verified with the same mobile phone number, cannot apply for the same building.

Article 8 (Content and decorations you post)

  1. Members can post featured content in their building and choose who can see it (Public · Block Meeting only · Only me). Featured content is photos, text, video links, etc. in the category chosen in the Service. The number of public posts and of photo and video slots is shown in the Service.
  2. Members may post photos and text only if they hold the rights to them (copyright, portrait rights, etc.). The member who posts photos, videos or text must check the rights to them, such as copyright and portrait rights, and that member is responsible for them. We do not check rights when content is posted, and unless we acted intentionally or with gross negligence, we are not liable for disputes arising because content posted by a member infringes another person's rights. If we receive a report of a rights infringement, we may, after checking it, make the content private or delete it. Our operations team may make private or delete content that infringes rights, or that is obscene, hateful or illegal advertising.
  3. Regular Members cannot post external links (web addresses). Our server filters links in titles, body text, tags, signs, guestbook entries and ad text, and older links are shown as “(link hidden)”. The following are exceptions:
  4. Rooftop decoration layouts and server facade decorations (where offered) are tied to the building for that operating period. Facade decorations kept on the device are stored only on that device. On someone else's building or an empty building, you can decorate only the first face, and only when you have arrived at its entrance.
  5. When operating rights end, content does not pass to the new Owner; it moves to your archive and can be published again in another of your buildings.
  6. Your display name (nickname) can be changed only a set number of times. We may ask you to change a name that impersonates someone else or is offensive.
  7. A building whose operating rights a member holds (excluding buildings operated by the Company) does not show its original name on the map (the name of a real institution, organization or business); it shows the name chosen by the Owner or, if none has been chosen, a name made from the Owner's display name and the building type, such as “(Owner's display name)'s church” or “…'s building”. The Owner can rename the building once every 30 days, but cannot use the building's original name, a name that may be mistaken for a real institution, organization or business, prohibited words, or a name impersonating the operations team or the Company. When the operating rights end and the building becomes vacant, the chosen name ends and the original name is shown again. Our operations team may reset a name that impersonates someone else or is offensive.
  8. A Member may designate up to three of the buildings they operate as “AI office buildings” (only after the Company opens that feature on the Service screens · Article 4(5)). An AI office building is a private type set by the Owner: other users cannot enter it, its content does not appear in feeds or search, and no new content can be posted there (everything returns to normal when the designation is removed). Other users see only the office name and its status (working or resting). Work given to the office is carried out by a “runner” program that the Member runs on their own device with their own Claude (Anthropic) subscription; the Company does not store the results and deletes the task text as soon as the task ends (or after 7 days at most). Complying with the runner and with Anthropic’s terms is the Member’s responsibility. A computer the Member connects for the first time is remembered as a trusted device for 90 days (180 days at most from the first connection), and while that computer’s runner is on, the Member’s office can be connected to that computer without a further check. The Member can disconnect at any time from the connection notice or “Connect my Claude”, and disconnecting or resetting the password also revokes the trusted device immediately.
  9. The Company's operations staff (administrators) may open a building operated by a member with the same permissions as its Owner and check and correct its settings, decorations, name and content only to the extent necessary to handle reports and inquiries, take action against breaches of these Terms or the operating policy, provide support requested by the Owner, or investigate faults. Even then, the Owner's rights, including the operating rights, the Owner label and the timing of the Owner's renames, do not change, and staff actions are kept in the administrator action log. Point items used by staff for checks do not affect members' Points, settlements or refunds.

Article 8-2 (Visits · guestbook · reports · blocking)

  1. One-line guestbook entries and stickers are visible to other users within the visibility the Owner set. The following are not allowed and may be filtered out by our server or hidden or deleted by our operations team: links, contact details, messenger IDs and HTML; profanity and harassment; other people's personal information; advertising and spam.
  2. Authors can edit their own entries (up to 5 times · re-checked at each edit) or delete them. The Owner can hide or report entries from their own operating period and reply to them, but cannot edit other people's entries.
  3. Anyone can report content, guestbook entries and Members, and block them or hide them from their own screen. We never apply sanctions automatically based on report counts alone (when several reports pile up, the item is only folded away while it is reviewed). Our operations team checks reports, hides or deletes content or restricts use, and records the reason. Please send objections to blocrown@airony.xyz.
  4. The guestbook is tied to the operating period. When the Owner changes, the new Owner starts with a new guestbook, and the old one remains read-only for the previous Owner. Visits, guestbook entries and stickers do not earn Points. Viewing a visit is a virtual visit and does not replace arriving at the entrance, which is needed to start operating.
  5. In the apps (iOS and Android), only entries you tap “Translate with Google” on are machine-translated on the user's device and shown in translation (where offered), with a Google attribution next to the translation. On-device translation does not send the text to be translated to us or to a translation service. Where we offer server translation, only the one entry you tapped “Translate” on is sent to a translation service. Text you post may be shown to other users translated into their language in their app when they tap “Translate with Google”. Machine translation may be inaccurate, and reports and our moderation decisions are based on the original text.

Article 8-3 (Block Meeting)

  1. Members who have completed email verification can create one Block Meeting or join one (up to 30 members). The Member who creates it becomes the “chair”. A Member who leaves a Block Meeting can join another one only after 24 hours.
  2. The chair sets the visibility: name tag display, ranking display, how to join, and who can see the member list. It starts with the most private settings. If the join method is “Approval”, only Members the chair approves can join, and join requests end automatically after 7 days.
  3. The chair can write an announcement of up to 200 characters. Announcements are visible only to members of the Block Meeting (on the Circle screen, in members' building windows and in in-app notifications) and follow the same writing rules as the guestbook.
  4. The chair can summon the Block Meeting. The chair picks one building that a member is running and a start time (within 7 days). A summon can be used once a month based on Korea time, and cancelling before it starts gives back that month's summon.
  5. Only members who chose “Attend” for the summon are moved to that building's entrance at the start time. There is no travel fee and no reward. After 24 hours, or when the member taps “Leave”, they return to where they were just before the summon. If the member has moved somewhere else on their own in the meantime, they are not moved back. Members who are blocked or under use restrictions, and members who have left the Block Meeting, are not moved.

Article 8-4 (Friends · regulars · chat — where offered)

  1. Members can add another Member as a “friend” to receive new updates from that Member's buildings. Adding a friend does not open private or Neighborhood-Circle-only buildings, and gives no rewards such as Points.
  2. Members can “subscribe” to a building as a topic channel and receive new public posts in that building in their regular-spots feed. Your subscriptions are visible only to you, and a subscription stays with the building even if its Owner changes. You can unsubscribe at any time.
  3. Public posts in buildings set to “public” can be read in the app's “World Rooftop feed” by anyone, including people who are not Members. Non-members can only read; liking, adding friends, subscribing, posting and guestbook entries are for Members only. If you change a building to private or Neighborhood-Circle-only, it no longer appears in the feed.
  4. Chat is requested with a nearby Member in the same in-game city and opens only when the other person accepts. Chat messages are visible only to the two people; our operations team checks only copies of reported messages. Members can end a chat, or block or report the other person, at any time.
  5. In chat you must not use profanity, harass, send sexual content, commit fraud, advertise, ask for personal information or try to move the conversation to outside contact, and you cannot send links or contact details. We may check reported messages and restrict use.

Article 8-5 (Facade ad orders)

  1. Facade ads are a paid service that places an ad photo on a building wall in the game. Only Members with a Republic of Korea account who are aged 19 or older and authorized to make the payment can order them. In-game ads are not ads on, or rights to, real buildings, and we do not guarantee ad results.
  2. Our server calculates the price and shows it on the order screen including value-added tax (10%). In the app, orders are paid only with paid Points bought through store payments (1P is about KRW 1 (varies by pack) · free and bonus Points cannot be used). Businesses that need a tax invoice order through a separate route that we provide. The ad is posted after we confirm payment and our operations team reviews the ad photo; if a video is attached, we watch the video in full. Ad videos are 30 seconds or shorter and loop without sound. If a video does not meet our standards, we may approve the photo only, at the same price.
  3. Withdrawal: for an order paid with paid Points, within 7 days from the day you paid and before posting starts, you can request cancellation under “Facade ads · My orders” and get back all the paid Points you spent.
  4. Rejection and stopping: if an ad does not comply with the law or these Terms, or cannot be posted because the operating rights to that wall ended before posting, we reject the order and return all the paid Points spent. If an ad is stopped after posting starts, we return paid Points for the remaining period, calculated by day.
  5. When an ad ends, 30% of the ad price minus VAT and payment fees is credited as free in-game Points (1P is about KRW 1 (varies by pack)) to the Member who ran the building on that wall during the posting period. These Points cannot be converted to cash or withdrawn, and are not refundable.

Article 8-6 (Open plazas — where offered)

  1. An open plaza is a virtual tower that we put up in the game, one in the capital (or main city) of each country or region. It is not a real building and is not any Member's building; no one can obtain operating rights to it, decorate it, climb it or put ads on it. Plaza posts, replies and hearts do not earn Points or rewards.
  2. Members can leave posts and replies and tap hearts in any plaza, wherever they are in the game (no travel needed). People who are not Members (including Guests) can only read plaza posts. Limits such as post length, the number of photos and how many posts you can leave per day are set by our server and shown in the Service. Authors can delete their own plaza posts and replies (they cannot edit them), turn off replies for each post, and hide replies on their own posts.
  3. Each plaza has one topic (category) set by us, which Members cannot change. Once a plaza has opened, we do not change its topic. We may pick one plaza as “This week's plaza” and feature it. Separately from the plaza topic, members may choose one of the post categories set by the Company for each plaza post and may create new post categories in a plaza (member-made categories are labeled as such, and Article 8-2(1) and paragraph (4) of this Article also apply to their names). The Company may rename, reorder or hide post categories where operationally necessary; posts in a hidden category are shown under the “Free talk” category.
  4. Article 8(2) (responsibility for rights) and Article 8-2(1) and (3) (what you cannot post · reports · blocking) also apply to plaza posts. No links of any kind can be posted in plazas, without the exceptions in Article 8(3). In addition, you cannot post text or photos that demean a particular country or ethnic group, or that desecrate a flag or other symbol of a country or region. Because plazas have no owner, our operations team reviews reports and posts, hides or deletes content or restricts use, and records the reason.
  5. A plaza tower and the flag on top (a national flag, a regional flag or the BLOCROWN plaza flag) only show which country or region the plaza is for. We and the plazas are not affiliated with, approved by or sponsored by the government or any body of that country or region. Plaza posts are the views of the Members who wrote them, not those of the Company or of that country or its government. Plaza names and flags are in-game labels and do not represent our position on the status or borders of any country or region.
  6. Where needed for operations, such as disputes, safety or legal reasons, we may pause a plaza for a while (during which it can only be read) or close it, and we may change or remove the flag shown. Posts in a closed plaza are no longer shown.
  7. We may send Members “This week's plaza” notices (once a week by default) and updates about replies to their plaza posts through the in-app notification inbox. Members can reduce the notices to once every 2 weeks or turn them off in settings. Plaza notifications are not sent by email or device notification (push).
  8. The Company may provide, for each plaza, a virtual space where members’ characters gather, walk around and talk (the “Plaza Hall”). A Plaza Hall is a virtual place inside the game and is not a real place or building, nor a facility of any state or local government. Each Plaza Hall has a capacity; when it is full, users cannot enter and may only look around and read the boards. Users who are not members may only look around and read. Messages in a Plaza Hall (“Plaza Chat”) may be sent by members who have entered the Plaza Hall (members are 14 or older), may contain text only, and may not contain links or contact details. Article 8-2(1) and paragraph (4) of this Article also apply to Plaza Chat. Members may report Plaza Chat messages or block other members, and the Company may remove a member who violates these Terms from a Plaza Hall or restrict their Plaza Chat for a period of time and will record the reason. Character positions in a Plaza Hall and Plaza Chat messages are not stored and disappear after a short time (reported messages are kept for the period set out in the Privacy Policy).

Article 8-7 (Fortune house (Myeongridang) content)

  1. The saju (Four Pillars) calculations and readings in the fortune house (Myeongridang) are traditional-culture and entertainment content, not scientifically validated predictions, diagnoses or counseling. The Company does not guarantee that a reading is accurate or will come true. Members must not use readings as the basis for important decisions about health, law, investment, marriage and the like, and the Company is not responsible for a Member’s decisions based only on a reading or their results (except in cases of the Company’s intent or gross negligence).
  2. Saju calculations take place on the Member’s device. The Company does not receive or store the date of birth, time of birth, place of birth, name, saju result, reading text or compatibility partner’s details on its servers. They are stored on that device only if “Remember on this device” is turned on, and are deleted when it is turned off.
  3. Detailed individual readings are digital content bought with Points. The items and prices (Points) are as follows, and any change is announced on the Service screens and in notices: This year’s fortune 300P · Wealth 200P · Love and marriage 200P · Career and aptitude 200P · 10-year luck cycle reading 500P · Compatibility 400P · What if 300P (a comparison with the most balanced saju, under the calculation rules set by the Company, that would have resulted if only one of the time or date of birth had been different · the preview score is free · it does not mean a better saju or better luck).
  4. Payment is deducted from Points in the order set in Article 5 (free → bonus → paid Points), and the reading opens on that screen immediately after payment (delivery complete). Each item is charged only once per account, and the same account can view it again later without paying again. The content of a paid reading is not determined by chance.
  5. Because a paid reading is digital content whose delivery begins as soon as it is paid for, withdrawal of the purchase is restricted once delivery has begun, under Article 17(2)(5) of the Korean Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce. The Company shows this on the confirmation screen before payment. If a reading fails to open after payment because of a fault for which the Company is responsible, the Company returns the Points for that item. Refunds of remaining paid Points follow the Refund Policy.
  6. Gift building: A Member who has bought at least one paid individual reading can receive one building for 0P from “My building by wealth luck” in the fortune house results. The gift is once per account and never more than once, even if readings are bought several times or for several items. The gift is not a paid product and is not sold separately.
  7. The gift building is decided by sending only the wealth tier (1–4) calculated on the Member’s device and a country code to the server. Among the buildings on the app map of that country, excluding landmarks and famous sites, buildings over 150 m tall, buildings with a floor area of 3,000 ㎡ or more and split buildings, one candidate within the height band for that tier (20 m or less · 20–45 m · 45–90 m · 90–150 m) is picked at random with equal probability. If that band has no candidates, it is picked from one band lower, and a building that already has an Owner at the moment of receipt is removed and the pick is made again among the remaining candidates. The Member cannot choose the building, and the Company shows the number of candidates and this rule on the confirmation screen before the gift is received. The height limit of the Member’s growth stage does not apply to the gift.
  8. A gift building received follows the same operating rules as ordinary buildings (Article 7 · renewal by visiting within 30 days · grace period · release · including the limit of 15 buildings per country), and the one-year rule for the first home (Article 7-2) does not apply. It does not count toward today’s free acquisition or the free acquisitions per country. The gift cannot be refunded, exchanged for cash or transferred.
  9. The Company may change or stop the gift conditions, candidates or grants for operational reasons (changes to map data · misuse · ending the feature, etc.), and announces changed conditions on the Service screens and in notices. A gift obtained by manipulating device values (such as the tier) may be taken back under Article 11-3.

Article 8-8 (Live road video)

  1. The Company may provide a feature on the Service’s map and street screens for viewing live road traffic video made public by public agencies (the Korean National Police Agency’s Urban Traffic Information Center (UTIC) and the National Transport Information Center (ITS)). Rights in the video and responsibility for its content lie with the public agency that provides it, and the providing agency is shown on the screen.
  2. Live road video may appear late, be of low quality, cut out or become unavailable without notice, depending on the providing agency’s circumstances, network conditions or the state of the relay. Traffic conditions seen in the video may differ from reality, so do not use it to make driving or travel decisions.
  3. The Company does not record or store live road video, and the Service offers no feature to save or download the video, watch it picture-in-picture (PiP), or use it as a photo or selfie background. To reduce data use, the video pauses automatically at set intervals (60 seconds), and the Member can play it again.
  4. When a Member looks for nearby cameras, the Member’s location information is used only on the Member’s device and is not sent to the Company’s servers, the relay or the providing agencies.
  5. Members may use live road video only for personal viewing in the ways the Service provides, and must not record, copy or redistribute the video without permission or use it to identify or track specific people.

Article 8-9 (Random Pen Pal — where offered)

  1. The Company may provide “Random Pen Pal”, a feature for exchanging letters with members you don't know, only to members who turn it on themselves. Members (aged 14 or older) may use it, and their age group (14–17, or 18 and older) is confirmed once when they first use it; brand accounts, web-trial accounts and members under a usage restriction may not.
  2. The member chooses an in-game city to send a letter to. When the letter arrives in that city, the Company randomly selects as the recipient one Random Pen Pal member in the same age group as the sender who has set that city as their “pen pal city” (members who have recently received fewer letters first). Letters are never exchanged between members under 18 and members 18 or older, and if either member's age group changes during an exchange, no further letters can be sent to that member. If there is no eligible member, the letter waits in that city's mailbox; if no recipient appears within 30 days, it is returned to the sender. The Company does not designate or let members choose recipients. Instead of choosing a city, the member may choose “Throw to the sky”. In that case the member only sets a direction, angle and power; the Company picks a random distance between 0.5km and 50,000km within the range set by that power and angle and places the letter at a spot on a street in the in-game city nearest to the point reached in that direction from where the member's in-game character is (or the member's pen-pal city if unknown) — near that city's default starting point if there is no map data for the city — which may be the member's own city. The Company does not choose the recipient of a “Throw to the sky” letter: when another member of the same age group as the sender goes near that spot with their in-game character and picks up the letter, that member becomes the recipient (the first one to pick it up; the letter is not shown to members whose age group has not been confirmed or to members who have blocked each other). A letter nobody picks up does not wait in a mailbox or come back; it stays at that spot until the sender deletes their account or the Company removes it under its operating policy. The Company does not show the destination city or arrival time until the letter lands (only an approximate remaining time is shown); when it lands the member is notified of the city in the app and its approximate spot is shown in the sent-letter view, and when someone picks it up the member is notified of that fact in the app (the picker's identity is not shown until they send a reply). A letter lying on the street shows only the delivery item and a letter mark (moving delivery items wander within 50m of where they landed); its text and sender are shown only to the member who picked it up, the number of letters a member can pick up follows the limit shown on screen (10 per 24 hours), and letters on the street can be hidden or reported. “Throw to the sky” letters count toward the daily limits in paragraph 3; the landing spot and the picker are not products bought with points, and the price and effect of delivery items are the same as for letters sent to a chosen city.
  3. Letters are text only, up to 500 characters, and photos cannot be attached (if a paid photo attachment is offered, these Terms will be amended first). Letters may not contain links or contact details such as phone numbers, e-mail addresses, messenger IDs or account numbers; Article 8-2(1) and Article 11 apply. The Company shows limits such as the number of letters that can be sent per day on screen.
  4. Letters are sent with a delivery item chosen by the member. “Paper plane” and “Pigeon” are free and can be used without limit. Faster paid delivery items are bought in packs of 10 with the points shown on screen (5–30P per pack), and one item is used each time a letter is sent. The arrival time is the real mail time between the two cities multiplied by the factor set for each item (5× for free items) and, for letters sent to a chosen city, is shown before sending (“Throw to the sky” letters are notified after landing as set out in paragraph 2). Purchased delivery items stay in the member's account with no expiry date and cannot be given to other members. A member may cancel the purchase of a delivery item pack within 7 days of buying it, but only if none of the items in that pack has been used; the Company then returns all the points spent on that pack to the member's account (not as money). Sending a letter at the same time as buying a pack uses one item from that pack. Otherwise, a delivery item pack is digital content credited to the account immediately on purchase, so the points spent on it are not refunded, and items used on a letter are not returned even if the letter comes back because no recipient was found or the other member ends the exchange. However, if a pack was not credited or a letter could not be sent due to the Company's fault, no points are deducted and no item is used.
  5. When the recipient replies, a letter exchange between the two members begins. A member cannot send another letter to the same person before receiving a reply. Members may at any time turn off Random Pen Pal, stop exchanging letters, or block or report the other member.
  6. In Random Pen Pal, only the other member's display name, avatar, country and chosen “pen pal city” are shown—never their real location. The sender is not told who received a new letter until the recipient replies.
  7. The Company may hide letters or restrict a member's use of Random Pen Pal according to reports and its policies. If three different members report the same member within 30 days, that member's Random Pen Pal is paused until the operations team reviews it (the appeal procedure in Article 11-3 applies).
  8. “Translate” translates a single letter through a translation service only when the recipient taps it; machine translation may differ in meaning from the original.

Article 8-10 (Faith buildings — where offered)

  1. The Company may provide virtual prayer rooms (“Faith Spaces”) in temples, churches and cathedrals shown on the map. Faith Spaces are part of the BLOCROWN service and are not operated by the religious organization concerned; they do not replace actual services, Masses, Dharma assemblies or sacraments.
  2. Certain buildings designated by the Company, including mosques, are shown only as buildings on the map, without a Faith Space.
  3. Representative cathedrals, temples and churches designated by the Company are operated by the Company, and members cannot newly obtain operating rights for them (operating rights already obtained are not affected). Operating rights for other faith buildings can be obtained under the general rules of Article 6, and a Faith Space opens only in buildings the Company has confirmed through an official list or its review process. The Owner may ask the Company for that confirmation.
  4. Owners of faith buildings may, within the limits set by the Company, choose the interior mood, the style and colours of the sacred centerpiece, decorations, the number of seats, the interior style (default, day, night or club), background music, displayed service times and recorded messages. Owners must not: 1. disparage other religions, organizations or people or incite hatred; 2. solicit offerings, donations or purchases, or publish outside contacts or links; 3. impersonate a real organization; 4. upload copyrighted music or recordings without permission; 5. do anything else prohibited under Article 11 (Prohibited conduct).
  5. Recorded messages are recordings the Owner makes and uploads in the app and that people inside the Faith Space can play (up to 10 minutes each; up to 3 uploads a day, and only the latest 5 are kept per building); they are not live broadcasts. Recordings reported by 3 different members or that breach operating policies may be hidden or deleted.
  6. Members may hang a wish of up to 60 characters on a lantern (temples) or candle (churches and cathedrals). One per day (Korea time) is free across all faith buildings, and wishes are deleted after 30 days. Members choose who can see a wish (public, public with name hidden, or only me); the default is “public, name hidden”. Links, contact details and abusive words are filtered, a wish reported by 3 different members is hidden, and if a wish contains words suggesting distress, the member is shown where to get help and the wish is set to “only me”. If additional paid lanterns or candles are offered in future, the prices and conditions will be announced in advance and these Terms amended.
  7. Some emotes such as dancing and laughing are not available inside Faith Spaces (while the Owner has chosen the club style, some, such as dancing and cheering, are available), and one-line chat follows the same rules as the Plaza Hall (Article 8-6(8)). Service times are entered by the Owner and may differ from the actual times.
  8. Background music is chosen from the Company's track list (open-source recordings and tracks provided by the Company) or a YouTube video (only the video ID is stored); playback and copyright of YouTube videos follow YouTube's policies. The Company may remove the music upon a rights complaint.
  9. The name of a faith building follows Article 8(7). A faith building whose operating rights a member holds does not show the name of a real religious organization, and renaming it does not make it a place operated by that organization.
  10. An actual religious organization may ask the Company to confirm its management of the Faith Space in its building or to stop displaying it.

Article 8-11 (School buildings — where offered)

  1. The Company may let users look up kindergarten, elementary, middle, high school and university buildings on the map, and may provide a virtual classroom (the “Classroom”) in high school buildings. School buildings and Classrooms are virtual places inside the BLOCROWN service that have no connection with any real school, education office or school foundation, and they do not replace real classes, attendance, credits or qualifications.
  2. Operating rights for high school buildings can be obtained under the general rules of Article 6. Within the limits set by the Company, the building Owner may set the Classroom's mood, blackboard colour, props and number of seats, and a weekly timetable (day, period, times, subject and lecture link). When the Owner changes, the previous Owner's timetable and decoration are not carried over.
  3. Only YouTube video or live-stream addresses can be used as lecture links. Lectures play inside the app through YouTube's embedded player, and the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy apply to those videos and their playback. Videos whose embedding is disabled, age-restricted videos and similar may not play. The Company does not guarantee the content, accuracy or continued availability of any video.
  4. Building Owners must not: 1. link videos that the rights holder has not published or does not allow to be embedded, by any workaround; 2. link sexual, violent or otherwise harmful-to-minors videos; 3. use subject names that impersonate a real school, teacher or academy or mislead people about an affiliation; 4. put contact details, outside links or advertising in subject names; 5. do anything else prohibited under Article 11 (Prohibited conduct).
  5. Members can report inappropriate lectures or timetable slots. A video reported by 3 different members is hidden automatically in that Classroom, and the Company may hide videos, switch off a Classroom's lectures or clear a timetable that breaks the operating policy.
  6. One-line chat in a Classroom follows the same rules as the Plaza Hall (Article 8-6(8)). Some emotes are unavailable during class time. Timetables are set by building Owners and are not the timetable of any real school.
  7. A real school or educational institution may ask the Company to change how its building is shown as a school or to stop providing a Classroom there.

Article 8-12 (Cinema buildings — where offered)

  1. The Company may let users look up cinema buildings on the map and may provide a virtual lobby and screening halls (the “Cinema”) in those buildings. A Cinema is a virtual place inside the BLOCROWN service that has no connection with any real cinema, theatre chain or distributor; even where it shows the building name written on the map (for a building whose operating rights a member holds, the name under Article 8(7)), it does not represent that company's trademarks, films or business.
  2. Operating rights for cinema buildings can be obtained under the general rules of Article 6. Within the limits set by the Company, the building Owner may set the number of halls, each hall's seats and screening mode (always-on loop, timetable, or loop + timetable), the playlist and screening timetable (title, video, time, length, weekdays or a date), and whether one-line chat is on. When the Owner changes, the previous Owner's programme is not carried over.
  3. Only YouTube video addresses (and, for timetable screenings, live-stream addresses) can be used. Videos play inside the app through YouTube's embedded player, and the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy apply to those videos and their playback. The Company does not upload or download videos to or from its servers, and videos whose embedding is disabled, age-restricted videos and similar may not play. The Company does not guarantee the content, accuracy or continued availability of videos chosen by Owners.
  4. Building Owners must not: 1. screen films, broadcasts or other works that the rights holder did not upload or does not allow to be embedded (including unauthorised uploads); 2. screen sexual, violent or otherwise harmful-to-minors videos; 3. use titles that impersonate a real cinema, chain or distributor or suggest that a real theatrical release is being shown; 4. put contact details, outside links or advertising in titles; 5. do anything else prohibited under Article 11 (Prohibited conduct).
  5. Watching is free. Popcorn in the lobby can also be picked up for free and thrown within the limits shown on screen. If the Company introduces paid tickets or paid popcorn later, it will announce the price and refund rules in advance and amend these Terms.
  6. Members can report inappropriate videos. A video reported by 3 different members is hidden automatically in that Cinema, and the Company may hide videos, switch off a Cinema's screenings or clear its programme if they break the operating policy.
  7. One-line chat in a hall follows the same rules as the Plaza Hall (Article 8-6(8)), and the Owner may turn chat off. Some emotes (such as dancing) are unavailable in halls.
  8. A real cinema or trademark holder may ask the Company to change how its building is shown or to stop providing a Cinema there.

Article 8-13 (Campgrounds and the campfire — where offered)

  1. We list map buildings that appear to be campgrounds under “Find buildings › Campgrounds”. The list is built from names in open map data (e.g. OpenStreetMap) and is not real business or booking information.
  2. Campgrounds operated by the Company (currently “Nanji Campground”) are buildings held by the Company, and members cannot obtain operating rights for them. Other campground buildings follow the general rules of Article 6, and the campfire opens only at campgrounds operated by the Company.
  3. The campfire is a virtual place in the Service. It is not affiliated with real campground businesses and does not replace real reservations, fire-making or safety rules.
  4. Logs: members can pick up logs scattered around the campground yard (including around the fire) or from the woodpile in the corner and put them on the fire. Logs are three per person: up to three logs can be picked up and added free per 3-minute window in Korea time (every 3 minutes from the top of the hour), counted across all campgrounds and checked by the server. The number and positions of scattered logs are set by the Company and may change every 3 minutes; a picked-up log disappears for other members too and reappears after a short while. Each log burns for 5 minutes from when it was added and then disappears; the fire's size depends on the number of burning logs (there is no upper limit, so it can grow unrealistically large). Members who find walking difficult can add a log directly without picking one up (under the same three-per-person rule). Adding a log is announced in the campfire with the member's display name. Extra logs are not sold; if introduced, prices and terms will be announced in advance.
  5. Up to 100 people can be in the campfire at a time; members can sit by tapping “Sit” near a free seat, or sit or lie on the ground.
  6. Chat: only members (aged 14 or over) may speak; users who are not members can read only. Profanity, contact details, outside links and the like are filtered by the same standards as the open plaza; a message reported by 3 different members is hidden and reviewed by the operations team. The operations team may hide messages or restrict use for rule violations.
  7. Music: campgrounds have default tracks from public-domain recordings. Only the Company can add tracks (by linking a YouTube video or uploading an audio file), remove them or change their order; members cannot upload tracks. YouTube tracks play in the YouTube player and the YouTube Terms of Service apply. Members can choose a track or mute music on their own device.
  8. Fire items (paid · points): (1) Members can buy fire items with points; an item is used immediately on purchase (it is not stored). (2) The effect is shown for 3–5 minutes and then fades out. “Shared fire effects” (e.g. stardust, rainbow and aurora powder, fireworks box · 200–500P) are visible to everyone at that campground and are announced in the campfire (“○○ sprinkled ○○”); only one appears at a time. While an effect already shown is still running, a new one cannot be used; the remaining time is shown and it can be used after that effect ends (no points are deducted when it cannot be used, and nothing is charged in advance to wait in line). “Just for me” items (e.g. marshmallows, roast sweet potato, sparkler, hot cocoa · 5–20P) can be used one at a time per person; others at that campground also see your character using them, and their use is announced in the campfire with your display name (e.g. “○○ started toasting marshmallows”). (3) A member can use shared fire effects up to 6 times and “Just for me” items up to 20 times per day (Korea time). (4) Once the effect has been applied, it cannot be refunded (Refund Policy section 2). If the effect is not applied due to a server error or similar, no points are deducted (rolled back in the same transaction). (5) Points can only be topped up in the app; points topped up there can also be used on the web with the same account. (6) The Company may change item types, prices and availability; changes apply to purchases made afterwards (prices are shown on the purchase screen).

Article 8-14 (Fan club halls — where offered)

  1. A building Owner may, within the limits set by the Company, run their building as a gallery hall where fans gather (a “Fan club hall”; up to 3 per person; AI Office buildings excluded). A Fan club hall is a member-run virtual place inside the BLOCROWN service. Unless the Company has verified and labelled it otherwise, it is not operated, sponsored or approved by any artist, agency, broadcaster or other rights holder (“Rights Holders”). Owners must not use names, labels or descriptions that could make the hall look like an official venue of a Rights Holder.
  2. The Owner may set the hall's name, intro, cover photo, capacity, seats, walls and floor, screen layout, whether chat and dancing are allowed, what the big screen shows (a YouTube video, member photos or the Owner's photos), background music and how member photos are published; review reported photos; and block members from the hall with a written reason. Owners must use these powers in good faith and must not: 1. impersonate a Rights Holder or make anything look like official merchandise, tickets or a fundraiser; 2. share outside contacts, links or bank accounts, or ask for money or goods; 3. block members unfairly or write insulting block reasons; 4. do anything else prohibited under Article 11 (Prohibited conduct).
  3. Only videos publicly available on YouTube may be set for the big screen or background music, by video ID. Playback uses YouTube's player and is subject to the YouTube Terms of Service and the uploader's settings. The Company does not copy or store YouTube videos; a video may stop showing if playback is restricted or the video is removed.
  4. Members may post photos from their own photo library to a Fan club hall's photo wall (up to 3 per hall per day). The member must confirm they have the right to post the photo. Other people's works (stage or broadcast footage, official photos, photos taken by someone else, etc.) or photos in which another person's face is recognisable may be posted only with the permission of the rights holder or that person. The posting member is responsible for any breach.
  5. Posted photos are published according to the Company's automatic checks and the Owner's chosen mode (“publish right away” or “publish after approval”). Members may report a photo for copyright infringement, portrait-rights infringement, being offensive, sexual content, spam or other reasons; a photo reported by 3 different members is hidden immediately. A rights holder or the person shown may ask for removal through a report or customer support, and the Company will hide or delete the photo as soon as it is confirmed.
  6. The Company may hide or delete photos that break its policies regardless of the Owner's decision, turn a Fan club hall off, or lift an Owner's block. Only the Company can restore a photo it has hidden.
  7. If the operating rights for the building end or pass to another member, the Fan club hall is turned off, and its photos and block records are not passed to the new Owner.
  8. One-line chat inside a Fan club hall follows the same rules as the Plaza Hall (Article 8-6(8)); while the Owner has chat turned off, only the Owner can speak.

Article 8-15 (Custom outfits — where offered)

  1. For the price set by the Company (3,000P), a member may request a 3D outfit that their own character can wear (a “Custom outfit”), based on garment images (front and back) the member uploads. There are limits, shown on screen, on the number of open requests and requests per 30 days.
  2. The member warrants that they own, or have permission from the rights holder for, the uploaded images, including copyright. Images that copy another person's characters or works, trademarks or logos, or the face or likeness of a real person, images in which a person's face is recognisable, and sexual or violent images may not be submitted.
  3. The Company reviews each request and may reject a request that violates paragraph 2 or that cannot be produced technically. If a request is rejected or cannot be produced, all points paid are returned. A member may cancel a request before the Company starts reviewing it, and all points are returned in that case too (not as money).
  4. Custom outfits are produced by the Company using external AI generation services (such as Tripo) and are delivered after the Company checks the result. Because AI is used, the result may differ partly in shape or colour from the uploaded images.
  5. A delivered Custom outfit can be worn only by the requesting member's account, on the character it was made for, and cannot be sold or transferred. Other members see the outfit when the member wears it.
  6. Once a Custom outfit is delivered, the supply of digital content is complete, so withdrawal and refunds are restricted. The Company shows this on the confirmation screen before the request.
  7. If a delivered Custom outfit is found to infringe another person's rights or to violate paragraph 2, for example after a rights holder's notice, the Company may take it down and delete the files. Since this results from the member's breach of warranty, points are not returned, and the member is liable for any damage the Company suffers as a result.
  8. The Company may store, transmit and display the resulting outfit as needed to provide the service. Any other use (such as promotion) requires the member's separate consent.
  9. To produce a Custom outfit, the Company sends the garment images the member uploaded and the intermediate images and 3D models made from them to an AI generation service outside Korea (Higgsfield AI, Inc., United States, and the generation model providers on its platform) for processing. The recipients, countries, items, retention and how to refuse are set out in section 4 of the Privacy Policy, and the Company shows this on the request screen. A member can avoid this processing abroad by not submitting a request, or by cancelling it before review starts.

Article 8-16 (Meetup places and place chat rooms — where offered)

  1. Members can create a meetup with a set time at an in-game place (a building, or a point on the map and the area around it). The meetup's name, description, place, time, capacity and number of participants, and the number of members currently at that place (based on in-game characters, not real locations), are visible to other members. The display names of members who choose “Join” are shown in the participant list. The radius, time, capacity, text lengths and daily limits for meetups are shown on screen.
  2. Outside links and contact details may not be included in meetup descriptions, pinned notices or chat messages, and Article 8-2(1) and Article 11 apply.
  3. A place chat room can be read and written only by members verified as aged 18 or over who are currently at that place, and new-message notifications (in-app and, if allowed, device notifications) are sent only to members at that place at that moment. Creating and joining meetups is also limited to members verified as aged 18 or over, using the same age check as the GPS features. Other members can only view the meetup information and counts and go to that place.
  4. The member who created a meetup can edit or cancel it, pin a one-line notice in the chat room and hide chat messages. Members can report chat messages and meetups, and the Company may check reported messages and meetups, hide or delete them and restrict use.
  5. Chat messages are deleted 24 hours after the meetup ends (or is cancelled), and meetup and participation records 7 days after it ends (copies of reported messages kept for review are retained for the period in the Privacy Policy).
  6. Meetups are an in-game feature. Meeting in real life because of a meetup is the members' own responsibility; the Company does not arrange or guarantee it.

Article 8-17 (Ranking Room — where offered)

  1. Members can give a heart to entries on ranking boards (once per entry · tap again to cancel), suggest new entries (a name and a one-line reason) for a board, and request new boards in the “ranking request guestbook”. Rankings are decided only by the number of hearts members give; they are not official charts, sales figures or the Company’s evaluation (boards named after outside charts such as Billboard are also member votes). Anyone can see the number of hearts on each entry, but not who gave them. When an entry a member suggested reaches the top 3, that member’s display name is shown as “Found by ○○”, and ranking requests show the display name of the member who wrote them. Members can turn a board’s current ranking into an image card and share it; the card includes the board name, the date, the names and heart counts of the top entries and an entry link. Limited-time battle boards stop taking hearts and suggestions after their closing time and keep the final ranking as it is. Members may not post content that defames others, untrue content, insults against real people, ads or contact details, and the Company may hide or delete such entries and requests. Member posts reported by 3 different members are hidden immediately and reviewed by the Company. Manipulating rankings, such as repeatedly giving hearts from multiple accounts, is prohibited conduct under Article 11, and the Company may remove those hearts and restrict use.
  2. Members can create up to 2 new ranking boards a day (name, one-line description, period and 3–10 first entries), and boards they create show their display name as “Made by ○○”. Rankings with profanity, adult (18+), gambling or hate content, or that put down specific people or groups, cannot be created; the Company may filter them automatically, or hide or delete boards after reports (hidden immediately when 3 different members report) and review. The member who created a board can delete it at any time, and deleting it also deletes its entries and hearts.
  3. Images for the example entries added by the Company are only files published on Wikimedia Commons under free licenses (CC0, public domain, CC BY, CC BY-SA), and each image’s author, license and original location are shown under “ⓘ Source” on the entry. The images do not mean that the person or group sponsors or endorses the Ranking Room, and images cannot be uploaded to boards members create.

Article 8-18 (Hood Music Hall — where offered)

  1. When a member posts a Hood Music song to the Hall, the song title, neighborhood name, country, the building picture redrawn from the song and the member’s display name are visible to other members and to non-members. Actual location coordinates and current location are not shown.
  2. Posted songs are played within the Service and appear in rankings, the new songs list and share links. Members can take down or delete a song at any time; once taken down, it is removed from rankings and lists, and the one-line notes left on that song are deleted with it.
  3. Rankings are decided by the number of hearts received. Members cannot give a heart to their own song. The Company may exclude improper counts, such as hearts from newly created accounts or hearts given through multiple accounts, from the rankings, or may adjust the rankings.
  4. One-line notes and Hall chat may not contain links or contact details, profanity, hate or sexual content, harassment, impersonation, or promotion or spam. When reports accumulate, a post may be hidden automatically, and the Company may delete posts or restrict the use of chat for a period. The member who posted a song can delete one-line notes left on that song.
  5. Hall chat is public chat visible to everyone and does not lead to one-to-one chat. Chat content disappears after a short while.
  1. In-app paid purchases are not currently open. If we offer paid purchases, the following applies. For each item we show the price, period and effect on the purchase screen, and show a confirmation dialog before purchase.
  2. Only Members can buy paid Points, through App Store or Google Play billing, and payments follow each store's terms. For each pack, the purchase screen shows the payment amount and the Points and bonus you receive, and the value of 1 paid Point is that payment amount divided by the paid Points received with that payment (excluding bonus Points). If the first payment on an account is the KRW 1,100 pack, that one purchase gives three times the base Points (the extra is bonus Points); if that payment is refunded, the benefit is taken back as well and cannot be received again. Points are recorded on your server account; they cannot be given to other Members and cannot be exchanged for cash. Paid Points and the bonus Points received with that payment are valid for 5 years from the purchase date, and bonus Points are not refundable.
  3. Paid items provide only appearance, convenience or time savings; we do not sell priority in operating-rights decisions or stats. We do not sell items whose results are decided by chance (loot boxes). Time-limited items do not renew automatically. Paid delivery items in Random Pen Pal (Article 8-9(4)) are time-saving items bought in packs of 10, with one used per letter; a pack with none used can be cancelled within 7 days of purchase for the points to be returned. Fire items at campgrounds (Article 8-13(8)) are cosmetic effect items used once immediately on purchase, and Custom outfits (Article 8-15) are cosmetic items that only the requesting member's account can wear on that character.
  4. Where paid operating rights (premium operating rights) are offered, we present the eligible buildings, period, price (in Points) and end conditions as separate terms on the purchase screen, and sell them only after you agree to those terms.
  5. Withdrawals and refunds follow the Refund Policy. Points (including bonus Points) given for a payment that a store refunds are taken back; if you have already spent them and your balance falls below zero, what you already bought stays with you, but you cannot spend Points until your balance is zero or more.

Article 10 (Payments by minors)

If a Member under 19 made a payment without the consent of their legal guardian, the Member or the legal guardian can cancel that payment (Korean Civil Act, Article 5). We recommend using the stores' family sharing and purchase approval features. Cancellation requests are accepted at blocrown@airony.xyz.

Article 11 (Prohibited conduct)

Members and Guests must not do any of the following.

  1. Unfair play: Playing by unfair means such as automated input programs (bots, macros, automation scripts) or modified apps
  2. Accounts: Using another Member's account, or buying or selling accounts, currency or operating rights
  3. Harassment: Harassing other users, asking for personal information or outside contact details, or luring them into outside contact
  4. Disrupting the Service: Attacking the servers or disrupting the Service with excessive requests
  5. Reverse engineering and extraction: Reverse engineering the app or servers (decompiling, disassembling), unpacking the app bundle to turn minified or obfuscated code back into readable form, or extracting, copying or redistributing source code, assets (images, models, sounds, map data, etc.) or internal data, except to the extent the law allows
  6. Unofficial clients and API misuse: Connecting to the servers with a program or tool we did not provide (a self-made client), calling the API without permission, forging, replaying or intercepting requests, responses or connection details, or disguising traffic as if it came from the app
  7. Tampering and copying: Modifying, copying or repackaging the app or the Service and using or distributing the result, or using our name, screens or assets to build a similar service that users could mistake for ours, or running or distributing an app or website built by copying the code, assets or data of the Service
  8. Location manipulation: Faking your location or device information with mock locations, GPS spoofing, emulators or virtual devices, including while the GPS feature in Article 4(4) is turned on
  9. Manipulating payments, Points, acquisitions or rankings: Abusing payment or refund procedures to obtain Points, repeatedly collecting free benefits, sign-up event Points or acquisition limits with multiple accounts or devices, or artificially raising or lowering building acquisitions, visit counts, hearts or rankings
  10. Bypassing security measures: Bypassing or disabling security measures such as app integrity checks, request signing, access limits, obfuscation or encryption
  11. Exploiting vulnerabilities: Knowingly using a bug or vulnerability in the Service for gain, or spreading it to others. A user who finds a vulnerability or bug must report it to blocrown@airony.xyz without delay and must not disclose it until we have had time to fix it. We will not hold a user who reports in good faith and follows this paragraph responsible under this Article.
  12. Unauthorized collection: Collecting Service screens and data (including content other Members have made public) by crawling, scraping or other automated means (including headless browsers and automated collection programs), downloading maps, buildings, images, 3D models or app code in bulk beyond normal use, or copying, selling or using what was collected in another service without our permission
  13. Use of identifying values: Removing or altering identifying values (markers, trap values, entries that do not actually exist, etc.) that the Company has placed in the Service's screens, data or app code to detect unauthorized collection and copying, or using data or code containing such values in another service or app. If such values are found in another service or app, the Company may use them as evidence of unauthorized collection or copying.
  14. Violations of law: Violating the law or these Terms

Helping or encouraging these acts, or making and handing over tools for them (programs, accounts, information), counts the same.

Assistive features such as screen readers, translation and text-size features that the operating system provides, and tests or research that we have permitted in advance (for example by email) are not prohibited conduct.

Depending on how serious the violation is, we may take the measures in Article 11-3.

Article 11-2 (Detecting and recording unfair use)

  1. To keep the Service safe and fair, we may detect conduct under Article 11 using app integrity checks (functions provided by the operating system, such as Google Play Integrity and Apple App Attest) and access records (access time, request type and count, app version, device and operating system type, a pseudonymized value of the IP address, etc.).
  2. App integrity checks are used only to confirm that the official app has not been altered and runs on a genuine device. We do not read files, contacts or messages on your device for this.
  3. We keep the result of the check (passed, failed or undetermined), the time of the decision and the request records used for the decision. The items kept, purposes, retention period and overseas transfer follow the Privacy Policy, and we do not use them for anything other than investigating unfair use. Where needed for a dispute or an investigation, we may keep them longer to the extent the law allows.
  4. If a check cannot be decided for reasons that are not the Member's fault, such as an old device, a device without store services or a temporary network error, that alone is not treated as unfair use. We do not impose a permanent suspension or terminate an account based only on an automatic decision; our operations team reviews the records first.

Article 11-3 (Restriction measures and explanation)

  1. If a Member (or a Guest's device) violates Article 11, we may take the following measures, taking into account how serious the violation is, whether it was intentional, whether it was repeated and its effect on the Service and other users: (1) warning, (2) restriction of some features, (3) temporary suspension (the period is stated in the notice), (4) permanent suspension and termination of the account. We start from a lower step for minor violations and may skip steps for serious ones.
  2. Points, buildings (operating rights) and benefits obtained by unfair means may be taken back or voided, limited to that part. Points taken back are not refunded. However, any paid portion that must be refunded under applicable law is handled under that law and the Refund Policy.
  3. When we take a measure, we notify you by email or an in-app notice of the measure, the reason, the start date and how to object. During a temporary suspension the operating rights are kept and only the Owner's name is hidden. For a permanent suspension, Article 13 applies.
  4. In the following cases we may act immediately without prior notice (blocking access, temporarily suspending an account, freezing what was obtained unfairly), and we will give the notice in paragraph 3 without delay after acting: (1) an urgent risk to the Service or other users, such as a server attack, mass automated requests or account takeover; (2) possible financial harm such as payment fraud; (3) a request based on law or from an investigative authority; (4) repetition of the same conduct after a warning.
  5. A Member who receives a measure may object and submit materials to blocrown@airony.xyz within 14 days of the notice. We will tell you the result and the reasons within 14 days of receiving it; if we need more time, we will tell you why and when to expect it. If the objection is accepted, we lift the suspension and return the Points, buildings and benefits taken back, or compensate with equal value if they cannot be returned. Emergency measures under paragraph 4 may remain in place while we review.
  6. We may refuse a new sign-up by a person who has been permanently suspended or terminated.

Article 11-4 (Legal responsibility)

  1. If a user's breach of Article 11 causes us damage, we may claim compensation. Compensation is limited to actual damage that can be proved (such as the value of Points or benefits wrongly granted and costs of recovering from an outage), and we do not set penalties or liquidated damages in advance.
  2. Conduct under Article 11 may lead to civil and criminal liability under laws such as the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Copyright Act, the Criminal Act (Article 314(2) obstruction of business by computer, Article 347-2 fraud by use of computer, etc.), the Unfair Competition Prevention and Trade Secret Protection Act, the Act on the Protection and Use of Location Information and the Personal Information Protection Act. Where necessary we may take civil action or file a complaint or accusation with an investigative authority under these laws.
  3. When an investigative authority makes a request through a lawful procedure (a warrant, an official letter, etc.), we provide necessary materials and cooperate with the investigation to the extent the law allows.
  4. This Article does not reduce our own responsibility. If we take a measure on a wrong decision, we restore things at once under Article 11-3(5), and if our fault causes a Member damage, we compensate as the law requires. The limit on liability in Article 14 does not apply to our intentional acts or gross negligence.
  5. Responsibility under this Article continues after withdrawal or termination.

Article 12 (Changes to and suspension of the Service)

We may change the Service or carry out maintenance as needed for operational or technical reasons, and we will announce this in advance. If we end the Service, we will announce it 30 days in advance and refund remaining paid Points (excluding bonus Points) under the Refund Policy.

Article 13 (Account deletion and data)

  1. Members can delete their account at any time under My account → Manage account. If there is an ongoing or paid ad contract, it must be settled first.
  2. When you delete your account, we handle things as follows.
  3. Records we must keep by law, such as payment records, are kept for the periods stated in the Privacy Policy. Before deleting your account, you can download your records with “Export server account data”.

Article 14 (Limitation of liability)

We are not liable for damage caused by natural disasters, the user's own fault, or outages of third-party services such as telecommunications, hosting or app stores, unless we acted intentionally or with gross negligence. Except where the law provides otherwise, we are not liable for the loss of Points, operating rights or features provided free of charge.

Article 15 (Dispute resolution · language)

For any dispute, please contact blocrown@airony.xyz first. If it is not resolved, you can apply for mediation to a body such as the Content Dispute Resolution Committee (콘텐츠분쟁조정위원회). These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea, and lawsuits are filed with the court that has jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act. The English and Japanese translations are provided to help you understand these Terms. If a translation and the Korean original differ, whichever is more favorable to the user applies.

Addenda

  1. These Terms take effect on October 13, 2026.
  2. The part of Article 7(4) and Article 7-2(3) stating that “operating rights end when the grace period ends” is a change unfavorable to Members, so it applies from November 5, 2026. Before then, operating rights do not end when the grace period ends; we only send a notice.
  3. Article 8-4(2) (channel subscriptions) and (3) (World rooftop feed) apply from October 13, 2026, seven days after this change was announced (October 6, 2026).
  4. Article 6(5) (first building free in each country, one free per day, up to 15 per country, 1,500P–50,000P per building) applies from October 14, 2026, before launch. When it was announced on October 8, 2026, it was treated as a change that may be unfavorable to Members and set to apply from November 8, 2026; because this is before launch and no Member has signed up, the 2026-10-14.13 amendment brings it forward. Buildings obtained before October 14, 2026 are not taken back even if they exceed 15.
  5. The protection period, upkeep fee, unpaid fee and autopay provisions of the previous Terms (2026-09-28.4) are abolished when these Terms take effect. No upkeep fees are charged for buildings under the operating-period policy, and existing bills and payment records are kept as records only.
  6. For Members who already had a first hideout before these Terms took effect, the operating period is 1 year from their last visit or update. However, it will not be shorter than the period already guaranteed to them at that time.
  7. The 2026-10-12.5 amendment (Credits merged into Points · Articles 1, 4-2, 5, 7, 8-2, 8-4, 8-5, 9, 12 and 13) was announced to apply from October 17, 2026, seven days after this change was announced (October 10, 2026), but it applies from the effective date of the 2026-10-12.8 amendment.
  8. (Conversion of Credits into Points) Credits (C) obtained before this amendment are converted at 10 Points per 1C and moved to paid Points. Converted Points are valid for 5 years from the conversion date, and your balance does not decrease in the process. If a store refund had made your Credit balance negative, it is moved as negative Points at the same rate (1C = 10P), and what you already bought stays with you. Outfits and passes already bought with Credits remain. If a payment for Credits is refunded by a store after conversion, the converted Points are taken back.
  9. Cancellations and refunds of facade ad orders paid by bank transfer before October 17, 2026 are handled in KRW under the previous Terms and Refund Policy.
  10. The paragraph of Article 8 on responsibility for rights in content was announced to apply from October 18, 2026, seven days after this change was announced (October 11, 2026), but it applies from the effective date of the 2026-10-12.8 amendment.
  11. The 2026-10-12.7 amendment (basis for Point pack prices · Articles 8-5 and 9) was announced to apply from October 18, 2026, seven days after this change was announced (October 11, 2026), but it applies from the effective date of the 2026-10-12.8 amendment.
  12. The 2026-10-12.8 amendment (open plazas · Articles 1, 8-2, 8-4, 8-6 and 13) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. Article 8-6 applies only after we open the open plazas in the Service (Article 4(5)).
  13. The 2026-10-12.9 amendment (rooftop links · Article 8(3)) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. Rooftop links apply only after we open the feature in the Service (Article 4(5)).
  14. The 2026-10-12.10 amendment (corrected location sentences · link to the Location-Based Service Terms · Article 4(4)) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms.
  15. The 2026-10-13.11 amendment (Name change only (no change in substance): “space” → “building”) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms.
  16. The 2026-10-14.12 amendment (building name change rules added · Article 8(7) · location information no longer collected · Article 4(4)) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms, and the Location-Based Service Terms cease to have effect on the same day.
  17. The 2026-10-14.13 amendment (sign-up event Points · Article 5(6); start date of Article 6(5); “friend” naming (no change in substance) · Articles 1 and 8-4) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. However, for Members who agree to this amendment when signing up, it applies from sign-up.
  18. The 2026-10-14.14 amendment (naming change only (no change in substance): the Member who holds a building's operating rights, previously called the “owner” or “operator”, is now called the “Owner” · definition of “Owner” in Article 1) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. However, for Members who agree to this amendment when signing up, it applies from sign-up.
  19. The 2026-10-15.15 amendment (GPS features · Article 4(4)) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms, and on the same day the Location-Based Service Terms 2026-10-15.1 take effect.
  20. The 2026-10-15.16 amendment (details of prohibited conduct · Article 11; new Articles 11-2 to 11-4 on detecting and recording unfair use, restriction measures and explanation, and legal responsibility) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. The new steps of measures and the legal responsibility provisions are not applied retroactively to acts before the effective date; the Terms in force at that time apply.
  21. The 2026-10-16.17 amendment (acquisition rule · Article 6(5): up to 15 free buildings per country, one free per day, 1,500P–50,000P from the second one of a day) is favorable to Members, so it applies from October 16, 2026, the same day it is announced. Buildings obtained before the amendment are kept, and the Points ledger and refund rules do not change. The 2026-10-15.16 amendment contained in the same version (Article 11 etc.) still takes effect on November 14, 2026, as stated above.
  22. The 2026-10-22.18 amendment (AI office buildings · Article 8(8)) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. AI offices apply only after the Company opens that feature on the Service screens (Article 4(5)). The 2026-10-15.16 amendment contained in the same version (Article 11 etc.) still takes effect on November 14, 2026, as stated above.
  23. The 2026-10-27.19 amendment (fortune house (Myeongridang) content · new Article 8-7, AI office trusted devices · Article 8(8)) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. As it adds optional features Members choose themselves and simplifies an existing feature, it takes effect on the same day it is announced, and the fortune house applies only after the Company opens that feature on the Service screens (Article 4(5)). The 2026-10-15.16 amendment contained in the same version (Article 11 etc.) still takes effect on November 14, 2026, as stated above.
  24. The 2026-10-27.20 amendment (live road video · new Article 8-8) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. As it adds an optional feature Members choose themselves, it takes effect on the same day it is announced, and it applies only after the Company opens that feature on the Service screens (Article 4(5)). The 2026-10-15.16 amendment contained in the same version (Article 11 etc.) still takes effect on November 14, 2026, as stated above.
  25. The 2026-10-29.21 amendment (open plaza post categories · Article 8-6(3); Plaza Hall and Plaza Chat · new Article 8-6(8); Random Pen Pal · new Article 8-9; Articles 1, 9 and 13) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. As it adds optional features Members choose themselves, it takes effect on the same day it is announced, and post categories, the Plaza Hall and Random Pen Pal apply only after the Company opens those features on the Service screens (Article 4(5)). The 2026-10-15.16 amendment contained in the same version (Article 11 etc.) still takes effect on November 14, 2026, as stated above.
  26. The 2026-10-30.22 amendment (paid Random Pen Pal delivery items in packs of 10 · cancelling an unused pack within 7 days · Article 8-9(4), Article 9(3), Article 13) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms, and only after the Company opens Random Pen Pal on the Service screens (Article 4(5)). As it adds a right to cancel for Members and no Member had bought a pack before it took effect, it takes effect on the same day it is announced. Letters already sent with delivery items bought one at a time before this amendment follow the previous provisions.
  27. The 2026-10-30.23 amendment (member building names · Article 8(7); Random Pen Pal “Throw to the sky” and street letters · Article 8-9(2) and (4); new Article 8-10 Faith buildings, Article 8-11 School buildings, Article 8-12 Cinema buildings, Article 8-13 Campgrounds and the campfire, Article 8-14 Fan club halls, Article 8-15 Custom outfits and Article 8-16 Meetup places and place chat rooms; Article 9(3); Article 13) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. As it adds optional features that members choose themselves, it takes effect on the same day it is announced, and each feature applies only after the Company opens it on the Service screens (Article 4(5)). Building names changed before this amendment stay shown until the operating rights end, and the next rename can be made 30 days after the last one. The effective date of the 2026-10-15.16 amendment (Article 11 etc.) contained in the same version is still November 14, 2026, as stated above.
  28. The 2026-10-30.24 amendment (campground logs one per person every 5 minutes · Article 8-13(4); shared fire effects usable after the current one ends and announcements for “Just for me” items · Article 8-13(8); faith building background music · Article 8-10(8); new Article 8(9) on staff checks and actions in member buildings) applies from its effective date shown at the top of these Terms. As it is not unfavorable to members (logs can be added more often and members are told before paying whether a fire effect can be used) or describes current operations, it takes effect on the same day it is announced. Fire effects already waiting in line before this amendment appear at their originally scheduled time.
  29. The 2026-11-02.25 amendment (reverse engineering and de-obfuscation · Article 11 item 5; running or distributing copied apps and websites · Article 11 item 7; automated collection and bulk downloading · Article 11 item 12; new Article 11 item 13 on the use of identifying values; violations of law moved to Article 11 item 14) applies from November 2, 2026. The effective date of the 2026-10-15.16 amendment (Articles 11 to 11-4) is also brought forward to November 2, 2026, instead of November 14, 2026, as stated at the top of these Terms and in the addenda above. Neither amendment applies the new prohibited items, steps of measures or legal responsibility provisions retroactively to acts before its effective date; the Terms in force at that time apply. Members who do not agree to this amendment may withdraw at any time, and withdrawal is handled under Article 13.
  30. The 2026-11-04.26 amendment (campground logs three per person · every 3 minutes in Korea time · Article 8-13(4)) applies from November 4, 2026. As it is favorable to members (each person can add more logs), it takes effect on the day it is announced.
  31. The 2026-11-09.27 amendment (PC café member works links · Data Center member links · Article 8(3)) applies from the effective date of that amendment stated at the top of these Terms, and only after we open those features in the service.
  32. The 2026-11-09.28 revision (Ranking Room · Article 8-17) applies from the effective date of that revision stated at the top of these Terms, and only after the Company opens the feature in the Service.
  33. The 2026-11-12.29 revision (Hood Music Hall · Article 8-18) applies from the effective date of that revision stated at the top of these Terms, and only after the Company opens the feature in the Service.

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