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Tridot Inc. (hereinafter the "Company") complies with the Personal Information Protection Act and applicable laws and regulations to protect the freedoms and rights of data subjects. The Company hereby establishes and discloses this Privacy Policy to ensure the lawful processing and safe management of personal information.

Key Personal Information Processing Summary

CategoryDetails
Service NameAVADOT
Data ControllerTridot Inc.
Key Information ProcessedMember information, login data, age verification data, AI conversation content, character settings, AI-generated content, uploaded files, voice/video usage data, payment and refund records, usage logs, device information, report/block records
AI Learning and ImprovementMembers may opt out of having their data used for future AI learning through settings or customer support.
Chief Privacy OfficerKyung-Chan Jeon / CEO / official@tridot.io / +82-10-6708-1246
Contact for Inquiriesofficial@tridot.io
Effective DateJune 10, 2026

Article 1. Purpose and Legal Basis for Processing Personal Information

The Company processes personal information for the following purposes and legal bases. Personal information being processed is not used for purposes other than those stated below. If the purpose of processing changes, the Company will obtain separate consent or take necessary measures in accordance with applicable laws.

PurposeDetailsLegal Basis
Registration and Account ManagementVerification of registration intent, member identification and authentication, account creation and management, login, identity verification, age verification, membership maintenance and restriction, prevention of account misuse, various notices and notificationsContract performance, consent, legal obligation
AI Character ServiceAI character conversations, voice/video interactions, character creation/editing/sharing, AI-generated content, conversation history storage, maintaining user settings, personalized experienceContract performance, consent
Paid Services and AVADOT LinksPayment processing, top-up, link deduction, subscription, auto-renewal, withdrawal of subscription, refund, overpayment processing, payment history management, prevention of fraudulent paymentsContract performance, legal obligation
Customer Support and Dispute ResolutionInquiry processing, identity verification, response, complaint handling, refund guidance, report processing, rights infringement response, dispute mediation, record retentionContract performance, legal obligation, legitimate interest
Service Safety and Fraud PreventionAbnormal usage detection, abuse prevention, hacking/identity theft/spam/macro prevention, reporting/blocking, youth protection, AI safety management, terms violation investigationLegitimate interest, legal obligation
Service Improvement and New Feature DevelopmentQuality improvement, error analysis, statistical analysis, AI response quality improvement, recommendation/personalization improvement, new service developmentConsent, legitimate interest, pseudonymized data processing
Marketing and EventsEvent operations, benefit provision, promotion notifications, advertising messages, targeted marketingOptional consent
Legal ComplianceE-commerce record retention, telecommunications data retention, tax documentation, response to requests from investigative/judicial/administrative agenciesLegal obligation

Article 2. Personal Information Items Processed

The Company processes the minimum personal information necessary for service provision. Basic services are available without consenting to optional items; however, certain features requiring those items may be restricted.

1. Registration and Account Management

CategoryPersonal Information ItemsRetention Period
RequiredEmail address, password (encrypted), nickname or name, service language, registration date, member identifierUntil membership withdrawal
Social LoginIdentifier provided by social login provider, email address, profile information consented to by the memberUntil membership withdrawal
Identity/Age VerificationName, date of birth, gender, mobile phone number, carrier, connecting information (CI) or duplicate subscription confirmation information (DI), verification resultUntil membership withdrawal or retention period required by law
Account SecurityLogin records, password change records, account status, restriction records, identification information for withdrawal/re-registration prevention7 days after withdrawal for fraud prevention, or as required by operational policy

2. AI Character and Conversation Services

CategoryPersonal Information ItemsRetention Period
AI ConversationsText entered by member, prompts, conversation content, interaction records with characters, AI responses and generated resultsUntil membership withdrawal or deletion by member
Character Creation/ManagementCharacter name, profile, settings, personality, background, images, visibility, tags, author informationUntil membership withdrawal or deletion by member
Image/File FeaturesImages uploaded by member, files, attachments, image generation request information, generated resultsUntil membership withdrawal or deletion by member
Voice/Video FeaturesVoice input, voice-generated content, video call usage data, call time, call duration, quality/error logs, voice/video generated resultsPeriod necessary for service provision and quality management
Reports/BlocksReport target, report reason, report content, processing result, blocked member/character information, operational action recordsPeriod necessary for dispute resolution and fraud prevention

The Company does not use voice or video data as biometric information for member identification. However, if members include sensitive personal information in conversations or files during service use, such information may be included in and processed as part of AI conversation and content data. Please exercise caution when entering information.

3. Paid Services, Payments, and Refunds

CategoryPersonal Information ItemsRetention Period
PaymentsPayment method type, payment date/time, payment amount, purchased product, order number, transaction identifier, app marketplace receipt information, payment statusRetention period per applicable e-commerce laws
AVADOT LinksPaid and free link grant/use/deduction/expiration records, balance, validity period, refund eligibilityUntil membership withdrawal or retention period required by law
Refunds/OverpaymentsRefund application details, refund reason, refund amount, refund processing records, identity verification information, bank account information (if required)Retention period per applicable laws after refund completion

The Company does not directly store core payment method information such as credit card numbers or account passwords. Payment processors or app marketplaces may process such information. Actual processing methods depend on the payment method and app marketplace policies.

4. Customer Support, Marketing, and Events

CategoryPersonal Information ItemsRetention Period
Customer SupportEmail address, name or nickname, mobile phone number (if needed), inquiry content, attachments, response content, processing result3 years after inquiry resolution or retention period required by law
EventsName, nickname, email address, mobile phone number, shipping address, participation records, winning records, information for tax withholdingRetention period per applicable laws after event conclusion and prize delivery
MarketingEmail address, mobile phone number, push token, advertising identifier, marketing consent status and date, interests, service usage behaviorUntil consent withdrawal or membership withdrawal

5. Automatically Generated and Collected Information

The following information may be automatically generated or collected during service use.

CategoryPersonal Information ItemsRetention Period
Access and Usage RecordsIP address, cookies, access date/time, visit records, click/search/view records, content usage records, error logs, fraud recordsUntil purpose achievement or retention period required by law
Device InformationDevice model, operating system, browser information, app version, language, country, device identifier, advertising identifier, push tokenUntil purpose achievement or membership withdrawal
Security InformationLogin failure records, abnormal access records, block/sanction records, report processing recordsPeriod necessary for fraud prevention and dispute response

Article 3. Processing of Sensitive and Unique Identification Information

  • The Company does not intentionally collect sensitive information such as ideology, beliefs, labor union or political party membership, political opinions, health, sexual life, genetic information, or criminal history.
  • Members should ensure that sensitive information or personal information of third parties is not included in AI conversations, character settings, uploaded files, images, voice, or video.
  • If the Company needs to process sensitive or unique identification information for specific features, it will obtain separate consent or confirm a legal basis in accordance with applicable laws before processing.
  • The Company does not collect resident registration numbers. However, limited processing may occur when required by law, such as for tax withholding purposes.

Article 4. Processing of AI Conversations, Generated Content, and Training Data

  • The Company may process member input, conversation content, character settings, uploaded files, voice/video input, AI-generated content, and usage behavior information for the provision of AI character services.
  • The Company may analyze or utilize such information for service quality improvement, AI response improvement, safety enhancement, fraud prevention, error analysis, and new feature development.
  • When utilizing data containing members' personal information for AI learning or model improvement, the Company will disclose the processing purpose, items, retention period, processing method, and right to object, and apply necessary protective measures in accordance with applicable laws.
  • Members may opt out of having their conversations and content used as future AI training data through in-service settings or customer support channels. The Company will exclude such member's data from new training datasets within a reasonable period after confirming the opt-out.
  • For models that have already completed training, the opt-out may not be applied retroactively due to technical limitations. However, the Company will take reasonable measures within the scope technically and legally possible.
  • The Company does not publicly disclose private conversations or private content. However, processing may occur within the necessary scope for service provision, report/rights infringement handling, security, legal compliance, dispute response, member request processing, or when the member has given separate consent.
  • When external parties such as AI model providers or cloud operators process personal information for AI response generation, voice/video processing, image generation, data storage, or quality improvement, such processing is disclosed under the entrustment (Article 8) or overseas transfer (Article 9) provisions.

Article 5. Retention and Usage Period of Personal Information

The Company destroys personal information without delay when it becomes unnecessary due to expiration of the retention period, achievement of the processing purpose, membership withdrawal, or consent withdrawal. However, information required to be retained by applicable laws is stored separately for the applicable period.

ItemLegal BasisRetention Period
Records on contracts or withdrawal of subscriptionsAct on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce5 years
Records on payment settlement and supply of goodsAct on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce5 years
Records on consumer complaints or dispute resolutionAct on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce3 years
Records on labeling and advertisingAct on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce6 months
Books and supporting documents for tax transactionsFramework Act on National Taxes, Corporate Tax Act, etc.5 years
Access logs and telecommunications dataProtection of Communications Secrets Act3 months
Records for fraud preventionLegitimate interest and dispute responseReasonable period necessary to achieve purpose

Even after membership withdrawal, public characters being used by other members, public content, report/dispute processing records, and records required to be retained by law may be retained for a necessary period and, where possible, anonymized or de-identified.

Article 6. Destruction of Personal Information

  • The Company selects personal information subject to destruction and destroys it with approval from the Chief Privacy Officer or in accordance with internal procedures.
  • Personal information in electronic file format is deleted using secure methods that prevent recovery or reproduction.
  • Personal information recorded on paper or other media is destroyed by shredding, incineration, masking, or punching to prevent recovery.
  • Personal information that must be retained by law is stored and managed separately from other personal information.

Article 7. Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties

The Company does not, in principle, provide personal information to third parties. However, personal information may be provided in the following cases:

  • When the data subject has given prior consent
  • When required by special provisions of law or unavoidable for compliance with legal obligations
  • When requested by investigative agencies, courts, administrative agencies, or other relevant authorities in accordance with legal procedures
  • When urgently necessary for the protection of life, body, or property and prior consent from the data subject or legal representative is difficult to obtain
  • When pseudonymized information is provided in accordance with applicable laws for statistical compilation, scientific research, or archival purposes in the public interest

When the Company provides personal information to third parties, it will notify and obtain consent regarding the recipient, purpose, items provided, retention and usage period, right to refuse consent, and disadvantages of refusing consent.

Currently, the Company does not regularly provide personal information to any third party (Not applicable).

Article 8. Entrustment of Personal Information Processing

The Company may entrust some personal information processing tasks to external specialists for smooth service provision. The Company supervises and manages the trustees to ensure they safely process personal information when entering into entrustment contracts.

ProcessorDelegated Tasks
Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS)Data storage, server operation, infrastructure management
Google LLC (Gemini API)AI response generation, image generation
Google LLC (Firebase Authentication)Member authentication, social login
RevenueCat, Inc.Payment processing, receipt verification, refund processing
Apple Inc. (App Store)In-app payment processing
Google LLC (Google Play)In-app payment processing
Google LLC (GA4) / PostHog, Inc. / Microsoft Corporation (Clarity)Service usage analysis, error analysis, performance improvement
Functional Software, Inc. (Sentry)Error analysis, performance monitoring
Langfuse GmbHLLM response quality monitoring

When trustees or entrusted tasks change, the Company will promptly disclose the changes through this Privacy Policy or obtain prior consent as required by applicable laws.

Article 9. Overseas Transfer of Personal Information

When clouds, AI models, analytics tools, or customer support tools used for service provision are operated by overseas entities or store/process data in overseas regions, personal information may be transferred abroad. The Company will fulfill notification and protective measures under the Personal Information Protection Act when overseas transfers occur.

AWS uses the Seoul Region (ap-northeast-2) and is therefore not subject to overseas transfer. The following entities transfer data overseas.

RecipientCountryPurpose
Google LLC (Gemini API)United StatesAI response and generation
Google LLC (Firebase Authentication)United StatesMember authentication and social login
Google LLC (Google Analytics 4)United StatesService analysis and improvement
RevenueCat, Inc.United StatesPayment processing and refund management
PostHog, Inc.United StatesProduct analysis and improvement
Microsoft Corporation (Clarity)United StatesService UX analysis and improvement
Functional Software, Inc. (Sentry)United StatesError analysis and performance monitoring
Langfuse GmbHGermanyLLM response quality monitoring

Data subjects may refuse overseas transfer of personal information. However, refusing overseas transfers that are essential for service provision may restrict the use of corresponding features or services.

Article 10. Processing of Pseudonymized Information

The Company may pseudonymize and utilize personal information for statistical compilation, scientific research, service improvement, AI safety analysis, quality enhancement, and fraud prevention.

PurposeInformation PseudonymizedRetention Period
AI response quality improvement and safety analysisAI conversation content, input data, AI-generated content, character settings, report/block recordsWithin 5 years after pseudonymization
Service usage analysis and new feature developmentService usage records, click/view records, error logs, device informationWithin 5 years after pseudonymization
Fraud detection and security improvementAbnormal usage records, sanction records, access logs, payment anomaliesUntil purpose achievement

The Company stores pseudonymized information and additional information separately, restricts access rights, and does not process pseudonymized information for the purpose of identifying specific individuals. If information capable of identifying specific individuals is generated during pseudonymized data processing, the Company will immediately cease processing and retrieve and destroy such information.

Article 11. Automatic Collection Devices and Behavioral Information

The Company may collect service usage records and behavioral information through cookies, SDKs, advertising identifiers, analytics tools, and similar technologies on websites and applications.

Items CollectedCollection MethodPurposeRetention Period
Cookies, visit records, click/search/view recordsAutomatic collection during website visits or app useLogin maintenance, user convenience, service analysis, error improvementUntil purpose achievement
Advertising identifiers, device information, app usage eventsCollection through SDKs during app launch or usePersonalized services, advertising measurement, fraud preventionUntil purpose achievement or consent withdrawal
Access logs, IP addressAutomatic collection during service accessSecurity, incident response, legal record retention3 months per Protection of Communications Secrets Act, etc.

Analytics and advertising tools used by the Company:

  • Google Analytics 4 (GA4) -- Service usage analysis, traffic measurement
  • PostHog -- Product analysis, event tracking
  • Microsoft Clarity -- Session replay, UX analysis
  • Sentry -- Error analysis, performance monitoring

Data subjects may refuse cookie storage or processing of behavioral information for targeted advertising purposes through the following methods:

  • Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Block third-party cookies or delete site data
  • Microsoft Edge: Settings > Privacy, search, and services > Tracking prevention
  • Safari: Settings > Privacy > Prevent cross-site tracking
  • Android: Settings > Privacy or Google > Ads > Delete advertising ID or opt out of personalization
  • iOS: Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking > Allow Apps to Request to Track off

Refusing cookies or behavioral information collection may restrict login maintenance, personalized features, event participation, or use of certain services.

Article 12. Mobile App Access Permissions

The Company may request the following access permissions in mobile applications. Basic services are available without consenting to optional permissions; however, features requiring those permissions may be restricted.

PermissionRequiredPurpose
CameraOptionalProfile images, character images, image input or video features
Photos/Media/FilesOptionalImage upload, AI image generation, saving or sharing generated content
MicrophoneOptionalVoice input, AI voice calls, voice generation features
NotificationsOptionalService announcements, chat notifications, payment/refund/event alerts
Device InformationRequired / AutomaticSecurity, error analysis, service optimization, fraud prevention

Access permissions can be changed in the device settings menu.

Article 13. Security Measures for Personal Information

The Company implements the following measures to prevent loss, theft, leakage, forgery, alteration, or damage of personal information:

  • Establishment and implementation of internal management plans
  • Minimizing personnel handling personal information and regular training
  • Access control and management for personal information processing systems
  • Encrypted storage of passwords and authentication information
  • Encryption and security measures for personal information transmission segments
  • Retention and protection of access logs against tampering
  • Installation of security software and vulnerability scanning
  • Separate storage of personal information, pseudonymized information, and additional information with restricted access
  • Incident response procedures and backup/recovery system operation

Article 14. Rights of Data Subjects and Legal Representatives

Data subjects may exercise the following rights against the Company at any time:

  • Right to request access to personal information
  • Right to request correction or deletion of personal information
  • Right to request suspension of personal information processing
  • Right to withdraw consent for collection, use, or provision of personal information
  • Right to request data portability (where applicable under relevant laws)
  • Right to object to, request explanation of, or request human intervention in automated decisions (per Article 15)

These rights may be exercised through in-service settings, customer support channels, or email (official@tridot.io). The Company may verify whether the person requesting rights exercise is the data subject or a legitimate representative, and may request documents such as a power of attorney to verify authority when a representative exercises rights.

The Company will process requests for rights exercise within the period prescribed by applicable laws. However, requests may be restricted in whole or in part if other laws require retention of the personal information, if there is a risk of infringing on the life, body, property, or rights of others, or if it would be difficult to perform the service contract.

Article 15. Rights Regarding Automated Decisions

The Company may utilize automated systems in service operations including AI recommendations, content filtering, fraud detection, youth protection, and spam prevention.

Where the Company makes decisions that significantly affect the rights or obligations of a data subject by processing personal information through a fully automated system, the data subject may request rejection of the decision, an explanation, or reprocessing with human intervention in accordance with applicable laws.

The Company will provide necessary explanations or reprocessing measures upon request from data subjects unless there are legitimate reasons not to. However, requests may be limited when automated decisions fall under legal exceptions, such as when special provisions exist in applicable laws or when they are necessary for contract performance.

Article 16. Chief Privacy Officer and Contact for Rights Exercise

The Company designates a Chief Privacy Officer to oversee personal information processing operations and handle complaints, damage relief, and rights exercise requests related to personal information.

CategoryDetails
Chief Privacy OfficerKyung-Chan Jeon
TitleCEO
Contactofficial@tridot.io / +82-10-6708-1246
Rights Exercise Contactofficial@tridot.io

Article 17. Remedies for Infringement of Rights

Data subjects may contact the following institutions for consultation or remedies regarding personal information infringement.

InstitutionContactWebsite
Personal Information Infringement Report Center (KISA)118privacy.kisa.or.kr
Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee (KOPICO)1833-6972www.kopico.go.kr
Supreme Prosecutors' Office, Cyber Investigation Division1301www.spo.go.kr
National Police Agency Cyber Crime Report System182ecrm.police.go.kr

Article 18. Changes to the Privacy Policy

When the Company modifies this Privacy Policy, it will announce the changes, effective date, and reasons for the change through in-service notices or the website at least 7 days before the effective date. If the changes materially affect the rights of data subjects, the Company will provide notice at least 30 days in advance or individually notify data subjects through reasonable means such as email or push notifications.

Addendum

1. This Privacy Policy shall be effective as of June 10, 2026.

2. Previous versions of this Privacy Policy may be viewed through in-service notices or a separate link.

3. Company Information

  • Company Name: Tridot Inc.
  • Representative: Kyung-Chan Jeon
  • Business Registration Number: 372-81-01941
  • Address: #604, 217 Yeoksam-ro, Seoul, Republic of Korea
  • Phone: +82-10-6708-1246
  • Customer Support Email: official@tridot.io