Privacy Policy
Effective 22 September 2026. This policy explains how Pequet, located at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, handles information when you read our editorial website.
1. Scope
This policy covers pages, contact messages, accessibility requests, and ordinary server logs. It does not cover third-party websites linked from Pequet. The site is an information service, not a brokerage or custody service. By using it, you acknowledge this scope.
2. Information collected
We may receive your name, email address, telephone number, and the contents of a message when you contact us. Servers may record IP address, browser type, requested URL, referrer, and timestamp. We do not ask for private keys, wallet addresses, passwords, or financial account credentials.
3. Legal basis
For visitors in applicable jurisdictions, processing is based on legitimate interest in operating a secure editorial service, consent for optional analytics cookies, and steps taken at your request when you submit a message. You may withdraw optional consent at any time through your browser controls. Withdrawal does not affect earlier lawful processing.
4. Use
Information is used to answer correspondence, investigate corrections, protect the site, measure broad readership, and meet legal obligations. We do not sell contact lists. Editorial messages may be retained in a restricted mailbox so that a correction history remains accountable.
5. Retention
Server security logs are normally retained for 30 days. Contact correspondence is retained for 24 months after the last meaningful exchange, unless a longer period is needed for a legal complaint or published correction. Consent records may remain for 36 months so we can demonstrate how consent was collected.
6. Processors
Hosting, email delivery, security monitoring, and analytics providers may process limited information under written obligations. Providers receive only what is needed for their service. We review their security and contractual terms when services change.
7. Cookies
The cookie banner stores a local preference named cookieChoice until removed by the visitor. Essential session functions may use a session cookie that expires when the browser session ends. Optional analytics cookies, where enabled, may last up to 13 months and are not required to read editorial pages.
8. International transfers
Some service providers may process information outside the Republic of Korea. Where applicable, Pequet uses contractual safeguards and assesses whether the destination provides an appropriate level of protection. Contact us if you need information about a particular transfer.
9. Your rights
You may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability where applicable, or objection to certain processing. Send a clear request to the postal address or phone number listed on this site. We may verify identity before responding and normally respond within 30 days.
10. Children
Pequet is intended for a general audience but does not knowingly collect information from children for accounts or marketing. If a guardian believes a child submitted personal information, contact us so we can review and remove it where appropriate. We do not use the site to profile minors.
11. Complaints
First contact Pequet so we can investigate. You may also contact the relevant Korean privacy authority or another competent supervisory authority in your place of residence. We will preserve relevant records and explain the outcome of our review.
12. Changes
We may revise this policy when services or law changes. The current version is dated 22 September 2026; material revisions will be identified on this page. Earlier versions may be requested for accountability.
13. Contact
Questions about privacy can be sent to Pequet at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, or by phone at +82 2 6483 9170. Please do not include secrets or unnecessary sensitive data. We will route requests to the responsible editorial contact.
Operational detail: Pequet may use a restricted mailbox and ordinary hosting, security, and delivery providers to receive and protect correspondence. Access is limited to personnel who need it for editorial, accessibility, correction, or security work, and access credentials are reviewed periodically. Service providers act on documented instructions and are expected to apply appropriate confidentiality and security measures.
Requests about access, correction, deletion, objection, restriction, or withdrawal of optional consent may be sent to 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, or to the contact channel listed on this website. Please identify the relevant URL and use the email address from which the request can be verified; do not send passwords, private keys, identity documents, or unnecessary financial information. We normally acknowledge a request within five business days and provide a substantive response within 30 days, subject to a lawful extension where the request is complex.
Where information is processed outside the Republic of Korea, Pequet considers contractual safeguards, access controls, and the requirements applicable to the transfer. Hosting, email, security, analytics, and embedded-service providers may process limited technical data in another jurisdiction. A transfer does not change the purpose limitation, retention periods, or rights described in this policy.
Our review record for this policy includes publication on 22 September 2026. Material changes will be dated on this page, explained in plain language where practical, and applied prospectively unless a legal or security reason requires earlier application. Questions that cannot be resolved directly may be raised with the Personal Information Protection Commission of Korea or another competent supervisory authority.
Operational detail: Pequet may use ordinary hosting, email delivery, security monitoring, and spam-prevention providers to operate the website and handle correspondence. These providers receive only the information needed for their defined function, such as a message address, request metadata, or a security event. Access is restricted by role, and credentials are reviewed when personnel or service arrangements change. A provider is not permitted to use Pequet correspondence for an unrelated advertising profile.
Requests to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to processing may be sent to 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, using the contact channel published on the site. Please identify the relevant page and provide enough information to verify the request without sending passwords, private keys, identity documents, or unnecessary account data. We normally acknowledge a request within five business days and aim to provide a substantive response within 30 days, subject to a lawful extension for complex requests.
Where a service provider processes technical information outside the Republic of Korea, Pequet considers contractual safeguards, access restrictions, and the requirements applicable to the transfer. A transfer can involve hosting, email, analytics, or security infrastructure in another jurisdiction. The purpose of the processing remains limited to the purposes described in this policy, and retention does not become indefinite because a provider is overseas.
Correspondence connected with a correction, complaint, or legal inquiry may be retained for up to 36 months after resolution where that record is needed to explain the decision. Routine unsuccessful spam submissions may be discarded within 90 days, while a security incident record may be retained for up to 24 months. Retention periods may be extended only where necessary for a pending dispute, legal obligation, or documented accountability need.
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Material changes will be dated and described in plain language where practical, including changes to providers, categories of information, purposes, or rights procedures. A complaint that cannot be resolved directly may be raised with the Personal Information Protection Commission of Korea or another competent supervisory authority.