Samaritan’s Purse Korea Privacy Policy

Last Updated: August 14, 2024

As of August 14, 2024, the Privacy Policy has been updated. The changes are as follows:

Addition of categories for donor management and volunteer management
Refinement and addition to the retention period details
Revision of wording related to the processing of information for children under 14
Update of the list of outsourced companies handling personal information
Transfer of database overseas due to the use of Samaritan's Purse headquarters systems
Addition of guidance on how to refuse automatic personal information collection devices
Change of the person responsible for personal information management

Samaritan’s Purse Korea (hereafter referred to as ‘Samaritan’s Purse’) established and is disclosing this privacy policy to protect the personal information of users under the relevant laws. The privacy policy also ensures that any issues that arise can be resolved quickly and effectively.

Article 1 (Purpose of Collecting Personal Information)

Samaritan’s Purse collects personal information for the following purposes:
1. To oversee and manage donations and campaigns:

Donations: Soliciting donations, managing donors, sending information about the donations at the time of transaction, providing details on the operation and use of donated funds, managing volunteers and volunteer activities, verifying authenticating identities for financial transactions, reporting a simplified year-end tax return, issuing donation receipts, and sending out newsletters/printed materials/catalog services, and other content.
Campaigns: Information on various projects, campaigns, and events including Operation Christmas Child (OCC), as well as details on project campaign participation and volunteer work, and the delivery of campaign goods.
Common: Confirmation of consent from the legal representative when processing personal information of children under the age of 14, along with various notices, notifications, and issue handling.

2. Promotional use: To provide promotional information about various events and participation opportunities, record access frequency, track member service usage, and facilitate communication service, TM marketing service, etc.

3. Service improvement and development: To improve existing services, develop new or customized services, and access service efficacy.

Article 2 (Collection of Personal Information)

1. Samaritan’s Purse collects the following items of personal information.

Timing of Personal Information Collection	Collected Items (Mandatory fields)	Collected Items (Optional fields)
Making Donations	Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth (YYMMDD)	Mailing address, Resident registration number or business registration number (only when applying for donation receipt), name of workplace/church/organization, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse. (※ Processed in accordance with Article 160-3 of the Income Tax Act, Article 208-3 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act, Article 112-2 of the Corporate Tax Act, and Article 155-2 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act)
Ordering OCC Gift Boxes	Individual: Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth (YYMMDD), address Church/Organization: Church/Organization name, email, church contact information, address, contact person’s name, contact person’s mobile phone number and email	Individual: Workplace/church/organization name, how the user learned about Samaritan’s Purse. Church/Organization: Denomination, senior pastor or representative’s name/contact number/email, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse.
Finalizing Transactions	Direct debit payment: Bank name, account number, account holder’s name, account holder's legal date of birth (or business registration number), and account holder’s contact details. Credit card payment: Card company, card number, expiration date, cardholder’s name, cardholder's legal date of birth, and cardholder contact details.
Subscribing to the Newsletter	Name, email
Signing Up for Campaign Information	Name, email, mobile phone number	Receive follow-up notices and updates once the campaign launches.
Applying for Long-term volunteering and the Volunteer Pool	Name, email, mobile phone number, Field of support.	Gender, contact information (excluding mobile phone number), occupation and company name, motivation for application, information about the applicant’s character, abilities, and qualifications collected from paster/Christian community leader/recommenders, church attended, and experience and activities related to Christian faith.
Applying for Short-term Volunteering	Name, mobile phone number	Email, address, name of the church attended or organization
Signing Up for Volunteer Guidance and Promotional News
Signing Up for Ministry Information and Updates to Envelope Donation Donor		Name, mobile phone number, email, address
Envelope Donation Donor Management, Donation Operations, and Usage Details	Name, contact information (choose either a mobile phone number or email)	Name of the church attended or organization, address
Automatically Collected During Service Use		IP Address, Cookies, usage history (donations and campaigns, volunteer history, frequency of access, etc.)

Timing of Personal Information Collection	Collected Items (Mandatory fields)	Collected Items (Optional fields)
Making Donations	Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth (YYMMDD)	Mailing address, Resident registration number or business registration number (only when applying for donation receipt), name of workplace/church/organization, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse. (※ Processed in accordance with Article 160-3 of the Income Tax Act, Article 208-3 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act, Article 112-2 of the Corporate Tax Act, and Article 155-2 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act)
Ordering OCC Gift Boxes	Individual: Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth (YYMMDD), address Church/Organization: Church/Organization name, email, church contact information, address, contact person’s name, contact person’s mobile phone number and email	Individual: Workplace/church/organization name, how the user learned about Samaritan’s Purse. Church/Organization: Denomination, senior pastor or representative’s name/contact number/email, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse.
Finalizing Transactions	Direct debit payment: Bank name, account number, account holder’s name, account holder's legal date of birth (or business registration number), and account holder’s contact details. Credit card payment: Card company, card number, expiration date, cardholder’s name, cardholder's legal date of birth, and cardholder contact details.
Subscribing to the Newsletter	Name, email
Signing Up for Campaign Information	Name, email, mobile phone number	Receive follow-up notices and updates once the campaign launches.
Applying for Long-term volunteering and the Volunteer Pool	Name, email, mobile phone number, Field of support.	Gender, contact information (excluding mobile phone number), occupation and company name, motivation for application, information about the applicant’s character, abilities, and qualifications collected from paster/Christian community leader/recommenders, church attended, and experience and activities related to Christian faith.
Applying for Short-term Volunteering	Name, mobile phone number	Email, address, name of the church attended or organization
Signing Up for Volunteer Guidance and Promotional News
Signing Up for Ministry Information and Updates to Envelope Donation Donor		Name, mobile phone number, email, address
Envelope Donation Donor Management, Donation Operations, and Usage Details	Name, contact information (choose either a mobile phone number or email)	Name of the church attended or organization, address
Automatically Collected During Service Use		IP Address, Cookies, usage history (donations and campaigns, volunteer history, frequency of access, etc.)

2. Samaritan’s Purse collects personal information through online/offline forms, phone/fax, phone inquiries, and other methods.

Article 3 (Retention and Usage Period of Personal Information)

1. Samaritan’s Purse processes the collected personal information within the retention and usage period agreed upon at the time of collection and, in principle, destroys it immediately after the intended purpose has been achieved. However, if there is an ongoing investigation or inquiry into a violation of relevant laws and regulations, the personal information shall be retained until the investigation or inquiry is completed. In the case of a debt or claim, the information shall be retained until such matter is settled. The retention and usage period of each personal information item is as follows:

Personal Information Items	Retention Period
Information Collected When Making Donations	20 Years
Information Collected When Ordering OCC Gift Boxes	20 Years
Information Collected When Finalizing Transactions	20 Years
Information Collected When Subscribing to the Newsletter	Until the Withdrawal of Consent
Information Collected When Signing Up for Campaign Information	20 Years
Information Collected When Applying for Long-term Volunteering and the Volunteer Pool	20 Years or Until the Intended Purpose Is Achieved
Information Collected When Applying for Short-term Volunteering	20 Years
Information Collected When Signing Up for Volunteer Guidance and Promotional News	20 Years
Information Collected When Signing Up for Ministry Information and Updates to Envelope Donation Donor	20 Years
Information Collected When Signing Up for Envelope Donation	20 Years

2. Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, Samaritan’s Purse will retain the personal information until the end of the relevant period in the following cases:

Personal information related to service use (log records): three (3) months, in accordance with the retention period under the Protection of Communications Secrets Act.
Records on withdrawal from contracts, donations, and records on payment and supply of goods: five (5) years, in accordance with the retention period under the Act on the Consumer Protection in the Electronic Commerce, etc.
Records on consumer complaints or dispute handling: three (3) years, in accordance with the retention period under the Act on Consumer Protection in the Electronic Commerce, etc.
Books and supporting documents for all transactions stipulated by the tax law: five (5) years, in accordance with the retention period under the Framework Act on National Taxes
Information on deduction carried forward for donations: Ten (10) years, in accordance with the deductible period under the Income Tax Act

Article 4 (Handling of Personal Information of Children Under Age 14)

1. Samaritan’s Purse collects the personal information of legal guardians (such as the legal guardian’s name, contact information, and relationship to the child) necessary to obtain prior consent from the legal guardian when collecting personal information of children under the age of 14.

2. When collecting personal information of children under age 14, Samaritan’s Purse ensures that duly qualified legal guardians have given their consent in advance using one of the following methods:

Posting the consent details on a website and having the legal guardian indicate their consent, followed by verifying the legal guardian’s identity through mobile phone authentication or similar means.
Informing the legal guardian of the consent details over the phone and obtaining consent, or guiding the legal guardian to a website where they can review the consent details and then obtaining consent through a follow-up phone call.
A written document containing the content of the consent is issued directly to the legal guardian, or delivered by mail or fax, and the legal guardian is required to sign and seal the document before submitting it.

Article 5 (Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties)

Samaritan’s Purse provides personal information to third parties only with the user’s consent or when specific provisions are outlined in the Personal Information Protection Act or other applicable laws.

Article 6 (Consignment of Personal Information Processing)

1. Samaritan’s Purse entrusts the following entities with the specified personal information items listed below to ensure the smooth processing of personal information.

Consignee (or Trustee)	Assigned Tasks	Re-Consignee
NHN KCP, Korea Financial Telecommunications & Clearings Institute	Approving and processing donation payments
NCOMSOFT	Approving and processing donation payments
Daou Technology Inc.	Sending MMS and notification alerts	Kakao Talk (sending notification alerts)
Kakao Talk	Friends Talk notifications
11st Co. Ltd.	Sending event gifticons	Daou Technology Inc. (sending text messages)
SG Support	Donor management and phone calls, acquiring new Individual donors
Post office and courier companies (CJL, Lotte, Hanjin, Logen)*	Delivery of mail and campaign participation-related parcels
INUS Logistics Inc.	Delivery of mail and campaign participation-related goods	CJ, 경동, 트럭배달업체
Blackbaud Inc., Formagrid Inc.,	Providing a donor management program
Constant Contact Inc.	Providing a newsletter management program
Samaritan’s Purse	Building databases and providing cloud servers

*Courier companies are subject to change based on the provider’s circumstances.

2. When entering into a consignment contract, the company specifies in the contract or other document matters related to the prohibition of processing personal information beyond the purpose of performing the consigned work, technical and administrative protection measures, restrictions on re-consignment, management and supervision of the consignee, and compensation for damages. The company also supervises the consignee to ensure that the personal information is processed securely.

3. If the consignee intends to re-consign the processing of the company’s personal information, they must obtain the consent of Samaritan’s Purse.

4. Samaritan’s Purse entrusts the processing of personal information to third parties overseas as follows:

Blackbaud Inc.
– Items of personal information transferred: Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth (YYMMDD), mailing address, resident registration identification number or business registration number (only when applying for donation receipt), workplace/church/organization name, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse, church/organization name, email, church contact information, address, contact person’s name, mobile phone number and email, denomination, senior pastor or representative’s name, contact information, and e-mail.
– Country receiving the transferred data: U.S.A.
– Date and time of transfer and method of transfer: Continuous transfer of information via information and communication networks
– Recipient name/Contact information: Blackbaud Inc., [email protected]
– Recipient’s purpose for using the personal information: To provide a donor management program
– Recipient’s retention and usage period: Same as the retention and usage period specified in Article 3
– Methods, procedures, and effects of opting-out of the transfer: Users may opt out of the cross-border transfer of personal information by contacting privacy department of Samaritan’s Purse. However, if the user refuses such a cross-border transfer, the user’s donation may be limited.
– Legal basis for cross-border transfer: Article 28-8 (1)(3)(a) of the Personal Information Protection Act (Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Information)
Formagrid Inc.
– Items of personal information transferred: Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth, mailing address, resident registration identification number or business registration number (only when applying for donation receipt), workplace/church/organization name, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse, church/organization name, email, church contact information, address, contact person’s name, mobile phone number and email, denomination, senior pastor or representative’s name/contact information and email.
– Country receiving the transferred data: U.S.A.
– Date and time of transfer and method of transfer: Continuous transfer of information via information and communication networks
– Recipient name/Contact information: Formagrid Inc., [email protected]
– Recipient’s purpose for using the personal information: To provide a donor management program
– Recipient’s retention and usage period: Same as the retention and usage period specified in Article 3
– Methods, procedures, and effects of opting-out of the transfer: Users may opt out of the cross-border transfer of personal information by contacting privacy department of Samaritan’s Purse. However, if the user refuses such a cross-border transfer, the user’s donation may be limited.
– Legal basis for cross-border transfer: Article 28-8 (1)(3)(a) of the Personal Information Protection Act (Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Information)
Constant Contact Inc.
– Items of personal information transferred: Name, email.
– Country receiving the transferred data: U.S.A.
– Date and time of transfer and method of transfer: Continuous transfer of information via information and communication networks
– Recipient name/Contact information: Constant Contact Inc., +1 781-472-8120
– Recipient’s purpose for using the personal information: To provide a newsletter management program
– Recipient’s retention and usage period: Until the newsletter subscription is terminated.
– Methods, procedures, and effects of opting-out of the transfer: Users may opt out of the cross-border transfer of personal information by contacting privacy department of Samaritan’s Purse. However, if the user refuses such a cross-border transfer, the user’s ability to receive newsletters may be limited.
– Legal basis for cross-border transfer: Article 28-8 (1)(3)(a) of the Personal Information Protection Act (Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Information)
Samaritan’s Purse
– Items of personal information transferred: Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth, mailing address, resident registration identification number or business registration number (only when applying for donation receipt), workplace/church/organization name, how the user learned to donate to Samaritan’s Purse, church/organization name, email, church contact information, address, contact person’s name, mobile phone number and email, denomination, senior pastor or representative’s name, contact information, and e-mail.
– Country receiving the transferred data: U.S.A.
– Date and time of transfer and method of transfer: Continuous transfer of information via information and communication networks starting from July 2024.
– Recipient name/Contact information: Samaritan’s Purse, [email protected]
– Recipient’s purpose for using the personal information: To build databases and provide cloud servers
– Recipient’s retention and usage period: Same as the retention and usage period specified in Article 3
– Methods, procedures, and effects of opting-out of the transfer: Users may opt out of the cross-border transfer of personal information by contacting privacy department of Samaritan’s Purse. However, if the user refuses such a cross-border transfer, the user will not be able to make donations, automatically issue donation receipts, receive important notifications, and receive donation-related reports through the website.
– Legal basis for cross-border transfer: Article 28-8 (1)(3)(a) of the Personal Information Protection Act (Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Information)

Article 7 (Usage and Provision of Personal Information Within the Scope Reasonably Related to the Purpose of Collection)

1. Samaritan’s Purse may additionally use or provide personal information without the user’s consent, in accordance with Article 15-(3) or Article 17(4) of the Personal Information Protection Act or Article 14(2) of the Enforcement Decree of the Personal Information Protection Act.

Personal Information Items	Purpose	Retention and Usage Period
Name, Contact information (Mobile phone number, email)	Information on donation management and usage details	Same as specified in Article 3 for the purposes of fundraising and donor management

2. Hereby, Samaritan’s Purse has considered the following in order to make additional use and provision of personal information without the user’s consent:

The purpose of collecting personal information used is to inform the donors about the operation and use of the collected donations in accordance with the original intent of “donation collection and donor management.” This is related to the original purpose of collection.
When making a donation, users may reasonably expect that personal information may be used to inform donors about the operation and use of the donations, due to the nature of donation collection and management.
This information is provided to ensure that the donations given by the user have been used for their intended purposes and does not unfairly infringe on the user’s interests.
Samaritan’s Purse is taking the necessary measures to ensure the safety of personal information and minimize its exposure.

Article 8 (Users’ and Legal Representatives’ Rights, Obligations, and Their Exercise)

1. Users may exercise their rights at any time, including viewing, correcting, deleting, and requesting the suspension of processing of personal information.

2. The rights under Paragraph 1 may be exercised in writing, by phone, or by e-mail, and Samaritan’s Purse will take prompt action.

3. The rights under Paragraph 1 may be exercised through the user’s legal representative or a delegated agent. In such cases, a power of attorney confirming the delegation must be submitted.

*Requests for access to personal information concerning children under the age of 14 must be made directly by their legal representative. Users who are minors, aged 14 or above, may exercise their rights regarding personal information either by themselves or through their legal representative.

4.Some of the user’s rights may be restricted in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act and other related laws:

– If the collection of personal information is explicitly required under other laws, a request for deletion of that information cannot be made.

– If the user has consented to an automated decision, has been notified in advance through a contract or other means, or if the law explicitly provides for it, refusal of the automated decision is not permitted, and only requests for explanation and review are allowed.

– A request to refuse or explain an automated decisions may be denied if there is a legitimate reason, such as concern that it may unfairly infringe upon the life, body, property, or other interests of another person.

5. Users may exercise their rights through the following department:

- - Department Name: IT
  - Contact Information: Director Misuk Park, +82)2105-1800 / [email protected]

Article 9 (Destruction of Personal Information)

1. Samaritan’s Purse destroys personal information without delay when such information is no longer needed, such as when the retention period expires, or the data has served its purpose.

2. When the retention period agreed to by the user expires, or the data has served its purpose, but the personal information must be retained under the laws and regulations outlined in Article 3, Paragraph 2, such personal information will be stored by moving it to a separate database (DB) or changing the storage location.

3. The procedure and methods for destroying personal information are as follows.

Data Destruction Procedure: Samaritan’s Purse identifies the personal information that needs to be destroyed and proceeds with destruction upon receiving approval from the Samaritan’s Purse data manager.
Data Destruction Method: Samaritan’s Purse destroys personal information recorded and stored in electronic file formats using technical methods that prevent reproduction, while personal information recorded and stored in a paper format is destroyed by shredding or incineration with a shredder.

Article 10 (Measures to Ensure the Safety of Personal Information)

Samaritan’s Purse takes the following measures to ensure the safety of personal information.

1. Administrative measures: Development and implementation of internal management plans, regular employee training, etc.

2. Technical measures: Managing access rights of personal information processing system, installing access control system, encrypting unique identification information, and installing security programs.

3. Physical measures: Controlling access to computer rooms, data storage rooms, etc.

Article 11 (Installation, Operation, and Rejection of Automatic Personal Information Collection Devices)

Samaritan’s Purse uses “cookies” to store and retrieve user information from time to time as follows, to provide users with a customized service. Cookies are small amounts of information that the server sends to the user’s computer browser to operate the website, which may be stored on the user’s PC hard disk.

1. Purpose of cookies: To analyze user access frequency and visit times, identify user service usage patterns and trace user history, manage security and improve services through secure access, user volume, etc., develop new services, and provide customized services and advertisements.

2. Acceptance, usage, and rejection of cookies: Users have the option to accept or refuse the installation of cookies. Therefore, users may prevent cookies from being saved as follows:

Android:
Settings > Privacy > Ads > Remove Ads ID
iPhone:
Settings > Privacy > Tracking > Turn off “Allow Apps to Request Tracking”
Internet Explorer:
Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Settings > Block Cookies
Microsoft Edge:
(1) ⋯ (Settings and More in the top right corner of the web browser) > Settings > Privacy, Search, and Services > Use Always Strictly Prevent Tracking When Searching for Do Not Track InPrivate,
(2) ⋯ (Settings and More in the top right corner of the web browser) > Settings > Privacy, Search, and Services > Privacy > Send Do Not Track Requests
(3) ⋯ (Settings and more in the top right corner of your web browser) > Settings > Cookies and Site Permissions > Cookies and Stored Data > Manage and Delete Cookies and Site Data > Turn off “Allow Sites to Store and Read Cookie Data (recommended)”
Chrome:
⋮ (Chrome Customize and Control in the top right corner of the web browser) > Settings > Privacy and Security > Privacy and Security > Third-party Cookies > Choose how you want to block cookies under Third-party Cookies

3. If users refuse to store cookies, they may experience difficulties using some services.

Article 12 (Collection, Use, and Rejection of Behavioral data)

1. Samaritan’s Purse collects and uses behavioral data via cookies without identifying individuals, in order to provide the data subjects with customized services and benefits.

2. Samaritan’s Purse collects only the minimum behavioral data necessary to offer customized services and benefits, and does not collect sensitive behavioral data—such as information related to ideas, beliefs, education, and medical history—that may infringe on individuals’ rights, interests, or privacy.

3. Samaritan’s Purse does not collect behavioral data from children for the purpose of customized advertisements, nor does it provide customized advertisements to children.

4. Users can contact the following to inquire about behavioral data, exercise their right to refuse, and report any issues:

- - Department: IT Team
  - Contact: Director Misuk Park, 02)2105-1800 / [email protected]

Article 13 (Behavioral Data Collected by Third Parties)

1. Samaritan’s Purse uses cookies and tags, including SDKs provided by third parties, to offer optimized and customized services and benefits.

2. The behavioral data collected by third parties from Samaritan’s Purse’s website and app includes the following.

3. Samaritan’s Purse uses Google Analytics to collect behavioral data as follows.
Name of Collection Tool Google Analytics

Name of Collection Tool	Google Analytics
Collector	Google LLC
Type of Collection Tool	SDK for analytics
Behavioral Data Items	User's website/app service visit history, search history
Purpose of Collection	Statistical analysis and service improvement

4. Users may use the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on or change their cookie settings as follows to allow or block the behavioral data collected by third parties.

1. Allow/block behavioral data collected by third parties in web browsers
1) Chrome
In Chrome, click the ‘⋮ ‘ icon in the upper right corner, then click “Settings.”
On the left side of the settings page, click “Privacy and Security,” then click “Third-party Cookies” to select whether to “Block Third-party Cookies.”
If you want to allow a specific site, click “Add” next to “Allow Third-party Cookies” at the bottom of “Third-party Cookies” and enter the address of the site.
2) Edge
In Edge, click the ‘…’ icon in the top right corner, then click “Settings.”
On the left side of the settings page, click “Privacy, Search, and Services,” then select whether and at what level to enable “Do Not Track” in the “Do Not Track” section.
If you want to allow a specific site, click “Exceptions” at the bottom of the “Do Not Track” section, select “Add Site,” and enter the address of the site.
Allow/block behavioral data collected by third parties on mobile browsers
1) Chrome
< For Android devices >
Open the Chrome app on your device, click the ‘⋮‘ icon in the top right corner, and then click “Settings.”
Under “Site Settings,” click “Third-party Cookies” and select whether to “Block Third-party Cookies.”
If you want to allow a specific site, click “Add Site Exception” at the bottom of “Third-party Cookies” and enter the address of the site.
< For iPhone/iPad devices >
Open the Chrome app on your device, click the ‘⋮‘ icon in the top right corner, then click “Settings.”
On the left side of the Settings page, click “Privacy and Security,” then click “Clear Browsing Data.”
Select “Cookies, Site Data,” and then click “Clear Browsing Data” from the options.
2) Safari
Open “Settings” on your device, and click “Safari” under “Installed Apps.”
Click “Advanced” and select “Block All Cookies.”
3) Samsung Internet
Open the Samsung Internet app on your device, click the “≡” icon at the bottom, and then click “Settings.”
In the “Browsing Data” section, click “Clear Browsing Data.”
Select “Cookies and Site Data” from the options, and click “Clear Data.”

Article 14 (Personal Information Protection Manager)

1. Samaritan’s Purse is responsible for the handling of personal information and has appointed a Chief Representative for the Protection of Personal Information as follows, to manage complaints and address damages.

- - Chief Representative for Protection of Personal Information
    – Name: Timothy Oh
    – Position: CEO
    – Contact: 02)2105-1800 / [email protected]

2. Users may contact the Personal Information Protection Manager and the department in charge of all personal information protection-related inquiries, complaint handling, damage relief, etc. arising from the use of Samaritan’s Purse’s services (or business).

- - Department Name: IT Team
  - Contact: Director Misuk Park, 02)2105-1800 / [email protected]

3. Samaritan’s Purse guarantees the user’s right to self-determination of personal information and strives to provide counseling and damage relief in the event of personal information infringement. If it is necessary to report or seek consultation, please contact the department mentioned in Paragraph 2.

4. You may contact the following agencies if it is necessary to report or seek consultation regarding other personal information infringements:

- - Korea Internet & Security Agency (https://www.kisa.or.kr)
  - Supreme Prosecutors’ Office Cybercrime Investigation Division (http://www.spo.go.kr)
  - National Police Agency Cyber Bureau (https://ecrm.police.go.kr/minwon/main)
  - Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee 1833-6972 (no area code) (www.kopico.go.kr)
  - Personal Information Infringement Report Center 118 (no area code) (privacy.kisa.or.kr)

Article 15 (Updated Privacy Policy)

1. This privacy policy is effective from August 13, 2024.

2. The previous privacy policy can be found below.

- - View the previous privacy policy (Korean, effective from November 20, 2020 – November 24, 2022)
  - View the previous privacy policy (effective from November 25, 2022 – August 13, 2024)

This document is a translation based on the original Korean version of the Samaritan’s Purse Privacy Policy. In the event of any discrepancies in interpretation between the original Korean version and this translation, the Korean version shall prevail. Any disputes arising from or related to this document shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.

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