FlarePilot Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose and Application)

1. The purpose of these Terms is to set out the conditions and procedures for the use of the application FlarePilot (hereinafter the "Service") provided by Seoyeon Bae (hereinafter the "Operator"), as well as the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the Operator and the user.
2. These Terms apply to every user who installs or uses the Service.
   The Operator obtains consent to these Terms as a separate item on the consent screen displayed when the app is first launched, and these Terms become part of the contract when the user consents to that item.
3. Pursuant to Article 3 of the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions (약관의 규제에 관한 법률), the Operator drafts these Terms in Korean in a manner that is easy to understand and clearly discloses their content by displaying, on the consent screen referred to in paragraph (1), a link through which the full text of these Terms can be reviewed.
   The Operator posts these Terms at all times on the Service webpage and on the More screen of the app so that the user may review and download their content at any time, and, upon the user's request, sends a copy to the user at [email protected].
   A user who does not agree to the content of these Terms may discontinue use at any time by not installing or using the Service or by deleting the app.
4. Matters not provided for in these Terms are governed by the relevant statutes and by individual notices established by the Operator.

Article 2 (Nature of the Service)

1. The Service is a client application that helps the user view and manage the resources of the Cloudflare account the user holds (domains, DNS records, firewall rules, cache, R2 buckets, Workers, and the like), and is provided on iOS and Android.
2. The Service operates by calling the API published by Cloudflare, Inc. directly from the user's device, and is an independent third-party application that has no affiliation, sponsorship, certification, or entrustment relationship with Cloudflare, Inc.
3. The Operator does not act as an agent for the user's Cloudflare account and does not perform any action on the user's behalf.
   The Service is a tool that transmits the user's operations to the Cloudflare API as they are.
4. The Service does not charge the user any fee and is operated with the revenue generated from the advertisements displayed in the app.
   Matters concerning advertising are set out in Article 11.

Article 3 (Formation and Termination of the Use Agreement, and Eligibility)

1. The Operator displays a consent screen when the app is first launched and obtains consent separately for each of the following items.
   The use agreement is formed when the user consents to all of these items.
   • Confirmation of being 14 years of age or older
   • Consent to these Terms
   • Consent to the collection and use of personal information
2. On the consent screen, consent to the collection of usage statistics is obtained as an optional item separately from the items in paragraph (1).
   Even where the user does not consent to the optional item, the formation of the use agreement is unaffected and all functions of the Service remain available without restriction.
   Because the Operator does not provide personalized advertising, no optional item concerning personalized advertising is provided.
   Matters concerning this are set out in Article 11 (5).
3. A person under 14 years of age may not use the Service.
   The Operator does not provide the Service to a user from whom the confirmation under the first item of paragraph (1) has not been obtained, and, where it confirms that a user is under 14 years of age, terminates that use agreement and destroys the related personal information without delay.
   Matters concerning this are set out in Article 3 of the Privacy Policy.
4. The Operator does not maintain any separate membership registration procedure and neither creates nor stores user accounts.
5. The user may terminate the use agreement at any time without stating any reason.
   Signing out of the app or deleting the app takes the place of a declaration of intent to terminate, and no penalty or other disadvantage arises from termination.
6. The user may also declare an intent to terminate by selecting Withdraw consent to the collection and use of personal information on the More > Usage Statistics and Terms screen of the app.
   In this case the Cloudflare authentication information, the app lock settings, and the consent records stored on the device are deleted and the user is signed out of the app, and, because the mandatory consent under the third item of paragraph (1) no longer exists, the user may not use the Service.
   Once the withdrawal is complete, the app returns immediately to the consent screen, and in order to use the Service again the user must go through the consent procedure under paragraph (1) from the beginning on that screen.
   Matters concerning the processing of personal information upon withdrawal of consent are set out in Articles 5 and 12 of the Privacy Policy.
7. Where the user deletes the app, no values stored on the device remain.
   The Android version does not use the automatic backup function of the operating system, and the iOS version, where it confirms a reinstallation, first deletes the values remaining in the Keychain before operating.

Article 4 (Scope of the License)

1. The Operator grants the user, on condition of compliance with these Terms, a non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable right to run the Service on the user's own device.
2. All rights not expressly granted under this Article are reserved to the Operator.
3. Where the user has violated these Terms, the Operator may revoke the right of use referred to above after notifying the user of the violation and of the matters to be remedied and demanding remedy within a reasonable period, if the user fails to comply.
   However, where the content of the violation is grave and there is a risk that irreparable harm will be caused to the Operator or a third party unless immediate action is taken, the Operator may revoke the right first and notify the grounds without delay thereafter.

Article 5 (Account Connection and Management of Credentials)

1. The user must connect to the Service only a Cloudflare account for which the user holds legitimate authority.
   The user bears the legal responsibility arising from connecting an account without authority.
2. The Service stores the user's API token, Global API Key, and OAuth refresh token only inside the user's device, and neither transmits them to nor stores them on the Operator's servers.
   Accordingly, the Operator cannot view, restore, or revoke the user's credentials.
3. Responsibility for managing credentials rests with the user.
   In preparation for the loss or theft of a device, it is advisable for the user to use the app lock (lock passcode and biometric authentication) function provided by the Service and to set a screen lock on the device itself.
4. Where the user has lost a device or suspects that credentials have been leaked, the user must immediately revoke the relevant permissions in the Cloudflare dashboard.
   Where the connection was made via OAuth, it can be revoked under My Profile > Access Management > Connected Applications, and a token issued by the user can be revoked under My Profile > API Tokens.
5. The user should not use the Service on a jailbroken or rooted device or on an operating system for which security updates have been discontinued.
   In such environments, the storage protection provided by the operating system may not operate.

Article 6 (Obligations of the User and Prohibited Acts)

The user must not engage in any of the following acts.

1. Accessing or attempting to access another person's Cloudflare account or system without authority
2. Using the Service to violate the relevant statutes or to infringe the rights of a third party
3. Reverse engineering, decompiling, or reproducing the Service, or attempting to extract its source code. However, this does not apply to acts within the scope permitted by law, such as Article 101-3 (1) 6 of the Copyright Act (저작권법) (investigation, research, or testing to ascertain the ideas and principles underlying a program), Article 101-4 of the same Act (reverse engineering of program code to the extent necessary for compatibility), and Article 101-5 of the same Act (reproduction for preservation by a lawful user).
4. Using automated tools to call the Service abnormally and repeatedly, or violating the Cloudflare API usage policy
5. Using the name, marks, or screen composition of the Service without authority, or impersonating the Operator
6. Interfering with the normal operation of the Service or exploiting its vulnerabilities
7. Blocking, concealing, or altering the advertisements displayed in the Service, artificially generating ad impressions or clicks by means of automated tools or otherwise, or otherwise violating the policies of advertising business operators and thereby causing damage to the Operator or to an advertising business operator
8. Any other act that violates these Terms or the relevant statutes

If you discover a security vulnerability, please do not disclose it and instead report it to [email protected].
The report itself is not regarded as a prohibited act under subparagraph 6.

Article 7 (The User's Backup and Verification Responsibilities)

1. A configuration change made through the Service is reflected in the user's Cloudflare account immediately, and the Operator holds no means of reversing it.
2. The user is responsible for backing up the current settings on the user's own initiative before changing important configurations such as DNS records, firewall rules, and zone settings, and for reviewing the effect of that change on the operation of the user's own services.
3. Because the information displayed by the Service shows the values returned by the Cloudflare API as they are, it is advisable for the user to verify them directly in the Cloudflare dashboard before making an important decision.

Article 8 (Modification, Suspension, and Termination of the Service)

1. The Operator may modify, add to, or reduce the content, composition, and functions of the Service where there is a substantial reason, such as improvement of the Service, technical necessity, a change in the relevant statutes, or a change in the specifications of the Cloudflare API.
   A change that is disadvantageous to the user or that is important is announced in advance by the means provided in Article 20.
2. The Operator may temporarily suspend the provision of the Service where there are grounds of operational or technical necessity, such as system inspection or replacement, a communication failure, or a change in or discontinuation of the Cloudflare API.
   In this case the grounds and the period are announced in advance, provided that in urgent cases the announcement is made without delay afterwards.
3. The Operator may permanently terminate the provision of the Service, in which case it gives notice 30 days in advance through an in-app announcement or the Service webpage.
   However, this does not apply where advance notice is impossible for reasons beyond the Operator's control.
4. In consideration of the fact that the Service is provided free of charge and that the user has paid no consideration to the Operator, the Operator provides no separate compensation for the modification, suspension, or termination under this Article as such.
   However, liability where damage is caused to the user by the Operator's intent or negligence is governed by Article 13.

Article 9 (Restriction of Use and Objections)

1. Where the user has violated Article 6 or the relevant statutes, the Operator may restrict the use of the Service or terminate the use agreement by specifying the grounds and the period.
   In this case the Operator notifies the grounds in advance.
   However, where urgent measures are necessary, the Operator restricts use first and notifies without delay thereafter.
2. Where the user objects to the measures under paragraph (1), the user may raise an objection at [email protected].
   Where the Operator finds the objection to be well founded, it resumes the use of the Service without delay.
3. Where the Operator restricts the use of the Service without justifiable grounds and thereby causes damage to the user, the Operator bears liability in accordance with Article 13.

Article 10 (Fees and Payment)

1. The Service is provided free of charge.
   Because there is no in-app payment, subscription, or paid sale, no transaction exists that would be subject to withdrawal of an offer or to a refund.
2. The operating costs of the Service are covered by the revenue generated from the advertisements displayed in the app, and no paid option for removing advertisements is currently provided.
   The ad-free period granted by the rewarded advertisements under Article 11 (6) is likewise provided without any consideration, and there is no amount payable by the user.
   Matters concerning advertising are set out in Article 11.
3. The Operator may introduce paid functions in the future, in which case it will give advance notice of their content and conditions and of matters concerning withdrawal of an offer and refunds in accordance with the relevant statutes, and will obtain the user's separate consent.
4. Fees paid by the user to Cloudflare, Inc. or to a telecommunications carrier (paid plan fees, data communication charges, and the like) are unrelated to these Terms and are borne by the user.

Article 11 (Display of Advertisements)

1. In order to secure the funds for providing the Service free of charge, the Operator displays AdMob banner advertisements provided by Google LLC in part of the app screen.
   The Operator does not display interstitial advertisements that cover the entire screen without the user's action, or native advertisements that are mixed into content and cannot be distinguished from it.
   Rewarded advertisements that the user chooses to watch on the user's own initiative are governed by paragraph (6).
2. Advertisements are displayed in the same manner in the iOS and Android versions in which the Service is provided.
3. The content, creative material, and exposure targets of advertisements are determined by Google LLC and the advertisers.
   The Operator does not review or control the content of individual advertisements in advance and does not warrant the truthfulness or lawfulness of the content displayed in an advertisement.
4. A transaction concluded through an advertisement is a transaction between the user and the advertiser.
   Because the Operator is not a party to that transaction and does not broker it, the Operator bears no liability with respect to the content, quality, delivery, withdrawal of an offer, refund, or the like of the goods or services provided by the advertiser.
   However, this does not apply where there is intent or negligence on the part of the Operator.
5. The Operator does not provide personalized advertising at all.
   The Operator applies the under-age-of-consent tag (tagForUnderAgeOfConsent) provided by Google AdMob across the entire app, and accordingly every ad request is transmitted as a request for non-personalized advertising that does not reflect the user's interests.
   Because this tag blocks the transmission of advertising identifiers (the Android advertising ID (AAID) and the iOS advertising identifier (IDFA)) as such, the Operator neither collects nor uses advertising identifiers, and no processing that infers the user's areas of interest by using them takes place.
   The Operator has declared the target age groups on Google Play as 13 to 15, 16 to 17, and 18 and over, and has chosen to apply the Families policy across the entire app, and therefore provides only non-personalized advertising uniformly to all users without a separate age screening.
   Accordingly, there is no consent item in the app for choosing personalized advertising, and there is no function on the settings screen for turning personalized advertising on or off.
   However, users in regions where foreign personal information protection statutes apply may be shown a separate consent procedure required by those statutes, and matters concerning this are set out in Article 2 of the Privacy Policy.
6. The Operator provides rewarded advertisements that the user may choose to watch on the user's own initiative from the settings screen of the app.
   Where the user watches a rewarded advertisement to the end, no advertisements are displayed in the app for three days from that point, and only the expiry time of that period is stored on the device.
   Because watching a rewarded advertisement is a matter of the user's choice, all functions of the Service remain available without restriction even where the user does not watch one.
   Rewarded advertisements are likewise provided as non-personalized advertising in accordance with paragraph (5).
7. The Operator displays advertisements only within the app screen and does not transmit advertising information for profit to users by means of an electronic transmission medium under Article 50 (1) of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc. (정보통신망 이용촉진 및 정보보호 등에 관한 법률).
   Should the Operator seek in the future to transmit advertising information by email, text message, app push notification, or the like, it will obtain the user's express prior consent in accordance with that paragraph and will state the name and contact details of the sender and the method of refusing receipt in accordance with paragraph (4) of the same Article.
8. The delivery of advertisements is incidental to the Service being provided without a usage fee and forms part of the content of the use agreement under these Terms.
   Matters concerning the personal information processed in that course and the legal basis therefor are set out in Article 19 and in Article 2 of the Privacy Policy.
9. The Operator may change the placement, format, and frequency of advertisements for the improvement of the Service, and a change that is disadvantageous to the user or that is important is announced in advance by the means provided in Article 20.

If you discover an inappropriate advertisement, such as a false or exaggerated advertisement, please let us know at [email protected].
The Operator will take the necessary measures, such as reporting the advertisement to the advertising business operator and requesting that it be blocked.

Article 12 (Disclaimer of Warranties)

1. In consideration of the fact that the Service is provided to the user free of charge without any consideration and that its operation depends on responses of the Cloudflare API, which the Operator cannot control, the Operator makes no express or implied warranty as to the merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, completeness, uninterrupted operation, freedom from error, or non-infringement of third-party rights of the Service, to the extent permitted by the relevant statutes.
   This applies only within the scope that constitutes a substantial reason under Article 7 (3) of the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions (약관의 규제에 관한 법률), and is not intended to exclude the Operator's warranty liability or to aggravate the requirements for the user's exercise of rights without a substantial reason.
2. The Operator does not warrant that the Service will satisfy any particular requirement of the user, produce any particular result, or operate properly on every device or operating system version.
3. Functions marked as beta or experimental may be changed or removed without prior notice.
4. This Article does not apply to liability under the law arising from the intent or gross negligence of the Operator, its performance assistants, or its employees, or to warranty liability that cannot be excluded or limited under mandatory provisions such as Article 7 of the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions.

Article 13 (Limitation of Liability)

1. The Operator bears no liability for damage arising in connection with the use of the Service that is damage without intent or negligence on the part of the Operator.
   In particular, damage arising from the following causes falls into this category.
   • Service interruption, traffic blocking, DNS propagation delay, cache contamination, or data loss caused by a configuration change performed by the user through the Service on the user's own initiative
   • Damage arising from the user exposing credentials to a third party or managing them inappropriately
   • Damage caused by a failure of, change in, policy change by, or account suspension by a third-party service such as Cloudflare, Inc.
   • Damage caused by the content of an advertisement displayed in the Service or by a transaction between the user and an advertiser through an advertisement (Article 11 (4))
   • Damage attributable to the user's device, operating system, or network environment
   • Damage caused by grounds beyond the Operator's control, such as natural disaster, power failure, communication outage, or the enactment or amendment of statutes
2. Where the Operator bears liability for damages, the scope thereof is ordinary damage under Article 393 of the Civil Act (민법).
   However, where the Operator knew or could have known of special circumstances, it also compensates that damage.
3. Nothing in this Article excludes or limits liability under the law for damage arising from the intent or gross negligence of the Operator, its performance assistants, or its employees, or liability that cannot be excluded or limited under mandatory provisions such as Article 7 of the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions.
   Liability for damages borne by the Operator under Article 39 of the Personal Information Protection Act (개인정보 보호법) is likewise not limited by this Article.

Article 14 (Third-Party Services)

1. The Service depends on services provided by third parties, such as the API of Cloudflare, Inc. and the analytics tools and advertising services of Google LLC (Google AdMob).
   The use of those third-party services is subject to the terms and policies of their providers, and the user is responsible for reviewing and complying with them on the user's own initiative.
2. The Operator cannot control the content, availability, accuracy, or policy changes of third-party services and bears no liability for damage attributable to them unless there is intent or negligence on the part of the Operator.
3. Where a third party changes the specifications of an API or discontinues its provision, the Operator may change or remove the corresponding function of the Service.
   In this case an announcement is made in accordance with Article 8 (1).

Article 15 (Indemnification by the User and Cooperation in Defense)

1. Where the user causes damage to the Operator by violating these Terms or the relevant statutes, the user must compensate that damage.
2. Where a third party makes a claim, brings an action, or raises an objection against the Operator for reasons attributable to the user, the user must cooperate in the Operator's defense, such as by providing the necessary materials, and must compensate the damage the Operator comes to bear as a result (including attorneys' fees within a reasonable scope).
3. Paragraph (2) does not apply to any part arising from the intent or negligence of the Operator.
   Where the Operator receives a claim falling under paragraph (2), it notifies the user without delay and affords the user the opportunity to participate in the defense and in any settlement.

Article 16 (Force Majeure)

1. Where the Operator fails to perform an obligation due to grounds that the Operator cannot reasonably control, such as a natural disaster, war, riot, infectious disease, government measures, suspension of service by a key telecommunications business operator, a large-scale cyberattack, or a wide-area failure of a third-party cloud service, the Operator bears no liability for that non-performance.
2. Paragraph (1) applies only where the grounds arose outside the Operator's sphere of control and the Operator took all measures reasonably expected to avoid their occurrence or consequences.
   Paragraph (1) does not apply to any part in which the intent or gross negligence of the Operator, its performance assistants, or its employees caused or concurred in the non-performance.
3. Where grounds under paragraph (1) arise, the Operator gives notice of those grounds and of the expected effects without delay by the means provided in Article 20, and resumes performance of its obligations immediately once the grounds are resolved.

Article 17 (Intellectual Property Rights and Trademarks)

1. The copyrights and other intellectual property rights in the Service and in the software, designs, texts, trademarks, and logos included in the Service vest in the Operator.
2. The user may not reproduce, distribute, transmit, publish, create derivative works from, or commercially exploit all or part of the Service without the Operator's prior written consent.
   However, this does not apply to uses permitted by the Copyright Act (저작권법).
3. Cloudflare, the Cloudflare logo, Workers, R2, and the like are trademarks of Cloudflare, Inc., and are used in the Service solely for the descriptive purpose of referring to the corresponding functions.
   Such use does not imply affiliation with or sponsorship by Cloudflare, Inc.

Article 18 (User Feedback)

1. Where the user provides opinions regarding the Service, such as ideas, suggestions for improvement, or error reports (hereinafter "Feedback"), the Operator may use them for the improvement and operation of the Service free of charge and without any obligation of confidentiality.
2. The user's existing rights in the Feedback, such as copyright, remain reserved to the user as they are.
   Rights in the results created by the Operator in reflecting the Feedback vest in the Operator.
3. Please do not include in Feedback any content that you wish to be treated as confidential, and, where necessary, inform us separately in advance.

Article 19 (Protection of Personal Information)

The Operator protects the user's personal information in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act (개인정보 보호법) and other relevant statutes, and the specific details of processing are set out in the Privacy Policy.
The Privacy Policy constitutes part of these Terms.

Article 20 (Notices and Customer Support)

1. Where the Operator needs to give notice to the user, it may substitute an in-app announcement or a posting on the Service webpage (https://cf.getsdata.com) for individual notice.
   However, matters that have a material effect on the user are announced separately within the app.
2. The user may find how to resolve frequently occurring problems on the support page and may make inquiries at [email protected].

Article 21 (Modification of These Terms)

1. The Operator may modify these Terms to the extent that doing so does not violate the relevant statutes, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions (약관의 규제에 관한 법률).
2. The modified Terms are announced together with the content of the modification and the effective date by the means provided in Article 20, from seven days before the effective date, and, in the case of a modification disadvantageous to the user, from 30 days before the effective date.
3. The announcement under paragraph (2) clearly states that the user will be deemed to have consented to the modification if the user does not declare a refusal within the announcement period. Where the user, having been so informed, does not declare a refusal within that period, the user is deemed to have consented to the modified Terms.
4. A user who does not agree to the modified Terms may declare a refusal and discontinue the use of the Service or delete the app.
   The previous Terms apply to matters that already arose before the modification.
5. The revision history of these Terms is as follows, and, if a previous version of the Terms is needed, it will be sent upon request to [email protected].

Article 22 (Assignment of Rights and Obligations)

The user may not assign the user's status or rights and obligations under these Terms to a third party or provide them as security.
The Operator may transfer its rights and obligations under these Terms to a third party in the case of a business transfer, merger, or the like, in which case it announces this in advance by the means provided in Article 20 and affords the user an opportunity to terminate the use agreement.

Article 23 (Severability and Non-waiver of Rights)

1. Even where some provision of these Terms is held to be invalid or unenforceable under the relevant statutes, the validity of the remaining provisions is unaffected.
   In this case the provision concerned is interpreted and applied as closely as possible to its purport within the scope permitted by law.
2. Even where the Operator does not immediately exercise a right under these Terms, the Operator is not regarded as having waived that right.

Article 24 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)

1. The law of the Republic of Korea is the governing law with respect to these Terms and the use of the Service.
2. Where a dispute arises in connection with the use of the Service, the parties shall consult in good faith for an amicable resolution.
3. For a dispute not resolved by consultation, the user may apply for mediation to the Consumer Counseling Center of the Korea Consumer Agency (한국소비자원 소비자상담센터, 1372 with no area code), the Electronic Documents and Electronic Transactions Dispute Mediation Committee (전자문서·전자거래분쟁조정위원회, www.ecmc.or.kr), the Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee (개인정보 분쟁조정위원회, 1833-6972), or the like.
4. Where a dispute is resolved by litigation, jurisdiction is governed by the Civil Procedure Act (민사소송법).

Article 25 (Operator Information)

Article 2 (2) of the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc. (전자상거래 등에서의 소비자보호에 관한 법률) defines mail-order sales as providing information on the sale of goods or services and selling them upon receiving an offer from a consumer, and subparagraph 3 of the same Article defines a mail-order distributor as a person who engages in mail-order sales as a business or the like.
Because the Service is provided free of charge and there is no in-app payment or sale of goods or services, no act of receiving an offer from a consumer and selling to that consumer exists, and therefore the Operator is not a mail-order distributor and is not subject to the reporting of a mail-order business under Article 12 (1) of the same Act.
The advertisements displayed in the app do not constitute a sale of goods or services by the Operator, nor do they constitute permitting the use of a cyber mall or brokering mail-order sales between the parties to a transaction, and therefore they do not fall under mail-order brokerage under subparagraph 4 of the same Article and do not affect this conclusion.
Should paid functions be introduced, the Operator will fulfill the reporting and disclosure obligations prescribed by the same Act and will reflect their content in these Terms, including matters concerning withdrawal of an offer and refunds.