Terms of Service

These Terms are set by H&G Partners Co., Ltd.(the “Company”) and govern use of IdleLink (the “Service”), together with the rights and obligations of the Company and of users.

This English text is an unofficial translation provided for convenience. The Korean version is the binding original, and where the two differ the Korean prevails. These Terms take effect at public launch; the effective date will be fixed and posted here at that time. The Service is currently in a limited trial among acquaintances.

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms set out the rights, obligations and responsibilities between the Company and users in connection with use of the Service.

Article 2 (Effect and amendment)

These Terms take effect on being posted within the Service or on this website. The Company may amend them within the limits of applicable law, giving notice 7 days before an amendment takes effect, or 30 days before where the change is unfavourable to users or otherwise material.

Article 3 (What the Service provides)

The Service groups computers the user owns or administers and provides remote control, backup and mirroring, file browsing, messaging and encoding, among other functions. As a matter of design, the contents of files, screens and messages pass directly between the user’s own devices.

Article 4 (Agreement and accounts)

Users may create an account by the methods the Company provides, including social sign-in. Users are responsible for keeping their account credentials secure and must notify the Company immediately on becoming aware of unauthorised use of an account.

Article 5 (Changes and suspension)

The Company may change the Service to improve it, and may suspend it in whole or in part for good reason such as maintenance, failure or force majeure. The Company will give notice in advance, or afterwards where the matter is urgent.

Article 6 (User obligations)

  • Breaching law or these Terms, infringing the rights of others through the Service, or transmitting unlawful or harmful material
  • Using the Service to distribute malware or to attack other systems
  • Reselling or sublicensing the Service without the Company’s prior written consent
  • Reverse engineering or decompiling the Service beyond what applicable law permits

Where a device is connected in a shared or multi-user setting such as a workplace desk, physical safeguards — locking the screen when stepping away, for example — are the user’s responsibility.

Article 7 (Data and backups)

Backup and mirroring are aids to protecting data, and users are advised to keep a separate copy of anything important. Because the Company does not retain the contents of user files, it cannot restore data lost through failure or loss of a user’s device. Liability for the Company’s wilful misconduct or gross negligence is not excluded by this Article.

Article 8 (Fees and any move to paid)

(1) The Service is currently provided free of charge. (2) Should the Company later charge for all or part of the Service, or add paid features, the fees, payment methods, withdrawal and refund conditions will be set out in separate paid terms or by amendment of these Terms, announced in advance (including in-app) before the effective date, and applied with the user’s consent. (3) Features already provided free will not be switched to paid retroactively without the user’s consent, and a user who does not consent may continue to use the free scope.

Article 9 (Liability)

Where the Company or a user causes loss to the other by breaching these Terms, that party is liable for the loss. Save where the law provides otherwise, the Company does not warrant any particular quality or performance of a Service provided free of charge. Liability for the Company’s wilful misconduct or gross negligence is not excluded. The Company is not liable for loss arising from force majeure such as natural disaster, from causes attributable to the user, or from the unlawful acts of a third party where the Company is not at fault.

Article 10 (Open-source components)

The Service includes open-source software, FFmpeg among others. The licence and copyright notices for each component are available on the open-source notices screen in the app, and the corresponding source for components distributed under the GPL is provided by the route indicated on that screen.

Article 11 (Governing law and disputes)

These Terms and use of the Service are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea, and proceedings are brought before the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act. Users may also apply for mediation to bodies such as the Consumer Dispute Settlement Commission. Enquiries go to [email protected] .

H&G Partners Co., Ltd. · CEO JAE HWA HONG · Business reg. 466-86-01862
Room 732, 11, Gukjegeumyung-ro 8-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea · [email protected]